Theatrical Release – The Shock Doctors Podcast

With a villain whose voice wouldn’t scare a toddler, and burdened by a neverending parade of cop cliches, Spiral is as tedious as its full title.

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Holy Mary Mutherra Gawd, pray foah us sinnahs, until we can be freed from this misbegotten religious horror flick.

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Issa Lopez’s dark fairy tale unsurprisingly shares a lot of DNA with the films of Guillermo del Toro, but it remains an arresting and original film, compelling in its own right.

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Peter Strickland’s latest is an appropriately bizarre giallo homage, complete with a score that might as well have been written by Goblin.

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At long last, Matt and Jim do a listener-request episode, and it’s a doozy. How fitting that on this Easter Sunday, we release a podcast featuring a villain known as “Easter Gay.”

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Christopher Landon’s “Freaky Friday the 13th” genre riff is not nearly as clever as he thinks it is.

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Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead’s latest may not have been the true-blue horror film we anticipated, but it’s still a stylish good time with two charismatic lead performances from Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan.

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In spite of one particularly striking spooky image and a mercifully grounded portrayal of autism, Come Play is an uneasy amalgam of too many incompatible genre tropes.

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Despite its narrative incoherence and bladder-busting length (by horror standards), The Empty Man is a surprisingly entertaining and engaging film.

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Two and a half years on the shelf didn’t do this movie any favors. In retrospect, maybe it should have stayed there.

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