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Guest writers recommend a movie that people should check out. May be their favorite film, may be something they enjoy. It might be a total obscurity or it could be a mainstream success. In any case, they recommend you watch (or revisit) it.

Brad Milne 9/20/23 Brad Milne 9/20/23

VILLAINS (2019)

Your new favorite screwball horror comedy.

Brad Milne 9/13/23 Brad Milne 9/13/23

SIGHTSEERS (2012)

Check out Ben Wheatley’s dark deranged road trip romcom.

Eduardo Hernandez 5/31/23 Eduardo Hernandez 5/31/23

TEEN WOLF (1985)

High school angst meets lycanthropy in this ‘80s classic.

Brad Milne 5/3/23 Brad Milne 5/3/23

FAMILY (2018)

Brad Milne on Laura Steinel’s comedy that uses formula to great effect.

Eduardo Hernandez 1/18/23 Eduardo Hernandez 1/18/23

TREMORS (1990)

The cult classic horror comedy monster movie still holds up 33 years later.

Sarah O'Neal 11/30/22 Sarah O'Neal 11/30/22

D.E.B.S. (2004)

An oft-overlooked queer action/comedy/romance that serves up fun and poignancy in equal measure.

Ariel Schudson 11/9/22 Ariel Schudson 11/9/22

HELLO GHOST (2010)

A delightful supernatural dramedy from Korea deserves greater recognition and celebration.

Dom O'Brien 11/2/22 Dom O'Brien 11/2/22

TOOLBOX MURDERS (2004)

An oft-overlooked late Tobe Hooper film is more than deserving of a (re)visit.

Vito Nusret 9/21/22 Vito Nusret 9/21/22

UNCLE PECKERHEAD (2020)

A bizarre, hilarious, and gruesome punk horror comedy packs a lot more heart, truth, and insight than expected.

Nathan Smith 9/7/22 Nathan Smith 9/7/22

VICIOUS FUN (2020)

Director Cody Calahan’s meta slasher that delivers both types of gutbusters with visual aplomb.

Eduardo Hernandez 8/17/22 Eduardo Hernandez 8/17/22

FRIDAY THE 13TH, PART VI: JASON LIVES (1986)

A late-in-the-series sequel proves to be one of the best with innovative comedy and kills!

Lor Gislason 8/3/22 Lor Gislason 8/3/22

THE DAY OF THE BEAST (1995)

A particularly twisted Christmas tale featuring a motley crew of misfits versus the Antichrist himself.

Lor Gislason 6/29/22 Lor Gislason 6/29/22

MICMACS (2009)

A look at the maximalist triumph of Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s outrageous assault on the industrial-war complex.

Jerry Smith 6/22/22 Jerry Smith 6/22/22

FROM BEYOND (1986)

Over 35 years later, Stuart Gordon’s Lovecraft adaptation remains freaky, hilarious, and sexy.

Veronica Phillips 6/8/22 Veronica Phillips 6/8/22

TRAINSPOTTING (1996)

Danny Boyle’s film is an ode to raucous youth, a cautionary tale, and a portrait of chaotic freedom.

Tina Kakadelis 5/25/22 Tina Kakadelis 5/25/22

SHIVA BABY (2020)

Emma Seligman’s feature film debut is a taut exercise in dread, romance, fear, comedy, and lox.

Kevin Uhrich 4/6/22 Kevin Uhrich 4/6/22

MATINEE (1993)

Joe Dante’s 1993 film is an ode to movies in a world on the brink of destruction.

Eduardo Hernandez 3/2/22 Eduardo Hernandez 3/2/22

ARACHNOPHOBIA (1990)

Frank Marshall's classic horror/comedy hybrid soars thanks to its realistic characters and tangible terrors.

Robb Antequera 2/16/22 Robb Antequera 2/16/22

TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE: THE NEXT GENERATION (1994)

With 2022’s TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE imminent, Robb Antequera looks back at Kim Henkel’s misunderstood and hilarious TCM sequel.

Andy Vanderbilt 2/9/22 Andy Vanderbilt 2/9/22

NOBODY (2021)

Funnyman Bob Odenkirk proves he’s no clown but he is here to amuse you in this 2021 actioner.

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