Your new favorite screwball horror comedy.

Check out Ben Wheatley’s dark deranged road trip romcom.

There’s a lot of brilliant subversion in this horror comedy cult classic.

High school angst meets lycanthropy in this ‘80s classic.

Sam Raimi’s gothic superhero is due for a revival.

The 1977 animated film is an exercise in inner child care.

Brad Milne on Laura Steinel’s comedy that uses formula to great effect.

The macabre microbe horror deserves a bigger fanbase.

Takashi Miike brought his gonzo ways to a great samurai tale.

The seasonal horror film that works year round.

The classic ‘70s animated parable remains just as vital and weird today.

The exploitation classic deftly defies men, police, and expectations.

15 years later, the film remains a groundbreaking, horrific found footage story of love.

The cult classic horror comedy monster movie still holds up 33 years later.

An oft-overlooked queer action/comedy/romance that serves up fun and poignancy in equal measure.

A delightful supernatural dramedy from Korea deserves greater recognition and celebration.

An oft-overlooked late Tobe Hooper film is more than deserving of a (re)visit.

A bizarre, hilarious, and gruesome punk horror comedy packs a lot more heart, truth, and insight than expected.

A criminally underseen neo-noir ponders the price that fate can exact.

Director Cody Calahan’s meta slasher that delivers both types of gutbusters with visual aplomb.