Ghostface takes Manhattan
DIRECTED BY MATT BETTINELLI-OLPIN AND TYLER GILLETT/2023
The Scream franchise is back with its sixth installment and the se...
A new Millennium Reels Onscreen
The 25th Hour
There’s an idea that decades in art don’t always start on January 1st on the first day of that decade....
Our Unseen 1990s Classics Bookend an Outstanding Movie Decade
The 90s was a diverging time in cinema. As someone who grew up in the decade and found my ...
On this installment of ZekeTalk, St. Louis filmmaker Paul Hibbard discusses his new horror film festival, Hysteria Fest as well as his award-winning short horr...
This time, our reviewers were hard at work, tackling films from 1911-1920. Short films continued to be made available to the public but some of the films became quite longer. Film editing was more creatively employed in storytelling on film.
Filmmaker Julia Ducournau Takes us on one Unrelentingly Disturbingly Unique but Ultimately Heartfelt Ride
DIRECTED BY JULIA DUCOURNAU/FRENCH/2021
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According to my Letterboxd page, I watched over 250 horror films this year. Almost 125 of those were new movies. Out of those, here are my top 10 ho...
Paul has written about politics and baseball for other outlets in the past. Besides cinema, he cites baseball, music and fitness as other key passions in his life. His reviews are humorous and sometimes cutting, aiming to get at central themes of any given movie. For him, the value of film lies in the way the art form can use plot, vision and sound to create stories of flawed, relatable people that are riveting and allegories for deeper things.
