Comedy and horror are completely different creatures, but sometimes, when handled with care, you make them complementary. At the moment of a scare, your body releases a rush of adrenaline, causing you to be extra alert. Then, after you realized…
33rd Reeling Film Festival: What To Watch
After 33 years, Reeling Film Festival is still going strong and nothing proves that more than this year’s line-up. Aside from the diverse films from all around the world, Reeling will also be showing two highly anticipated, major studio…
Jon’s Movie Review: ‘Turbo Kid’
The great thing about 80’s era films is that you didn’t need to be alive during that time to fully appreciate them. Films like The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and The Goonies transcend generations and continue to be relatable even today.…
Jon’s Movie Review: ‘Z for Zachariah’
The end of the world doesn’t always come with a bang and large amounts of carnage. The aftermath isn’t always a dystopian society run by tweens or a Mad Maxian style anarchist society that worships water. Sometimes the end of…
Jon’s Movie Review: ‘Grandma’
Two very different, but also surprisingly similar, generations of women, one very old car, a limited Rolodex of contacts, and a limited amount of gas are all you need for this road trip. On the search for $600 for an abortion,…
Wizard World Chicago Exclusive: Michael Rooker
Another Wizard World Chicago exclusive where we get to talk to the villain that you love to hate, but is now becoming the hero you hate to love (or love to love in some cases). Michael Rooker talks to us…
