Romanticizing Los Angeles crime.

Probably the most awesome villain in Korean horror.

Phil Tippett’s nightmare fuel.

A mid horror movie for the summer.

Art used to mean something.

What if Salvador Dali painted a movie?

A psychic tire…that kills people…

Into the artistic subconscious of a serial killer.

Body horror without The Substance.

I finally get body horror.

VHS killed the video star.

Art punk has a name, and it’s Lynch.

The most cinematic slasher of all time?

If you ever feel the world has gone crazy, remember the 70s exist.

The spiciest body horror of all time?

One can only hope to never find serial killers funny.

Human nature is Satan’s church.

When the only secret agent is the plot. 

Reversing time doesn’t heal all wounds.

No island can stop the pursuit of freedom.

There’s no predicting an epic quite like Korean horror.

But what about Denji’s heart?

Body horror is a lost art.

It is one thing to know the horrors of slavery and another to experience it.

Last student standing wins.

28 sequels later, apparently.

Is beauty the highest currency?

Revenge is a dish best served with kimchi.

Death still has a sense of humor.

Real warfare isn’t as sexy as we imagined.

The sloppest of them all!

Not enough to hate, not enough to love.

How much blood do you want with your popcorn?

Who are you, really?

Can’t control the bull in or out of the ring.

War isn’t about who’s right, rather who’s left.

Welcome to uncanny valley.

Legendary ninja battles are always cut short.

A violent metaphor on burden, trauma and guilt.

Analog horror for those that love ghost stories.

When a supporting lead steals the show.

Silly caucasian girl likes to play with samurai swords.

Catharsis for all the high school injustice.

Superficial, artificial, the body horrors of vanity.

Korean revenge is as twisted as they come.

One of the most viscerally painful experiences captured on screen.

Unsophisticated subversion.

The core essence of a zombie film.

When a war movie is so brutal it feels like a reenactment.

As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster.