Category: Craig Schroeder

Exploring grief and how one copes with loss has long been a theme of horror films, coupling tangible scares with the emotional horror and uncertainty of continuing a life marred by devastation and sorrow. Shout Factory’s new release, 1972’s You’ll...

Shout Factory, and its subsidiary Scream Factory, tend to oscillate between two kinds of releases: under-seen or treasured films that deserve and/or need a high definition upgrade (your The Serpent and the Rainbow or They Live) and novelty films that were forgotten...

I’ve never understood James Spader’s sex appeal. He’s a handsome gentleman, sure, but he’s played enough slimy malcontents (Sex, Lies and Videotape, Crash, et al) that he could be chiseled from marble and I’d still see a conniving cretin. Then...