As we come down to the end of the year, let’s take a look back at the movies of 2009 that grabbed the Fandomania staff and made us all take notice. Read More
The Road, based on the 2006 novel by Cormac McCarthy, directed by John Hillcoat, and starring Viggo Mortenson (as a postmodern Strider) and Kodi Smit-McPhee, is the anathema to the glossy Hollywood apocalypse; it is a tone poem, a character study, a Read More
Although it was obvious that New Moon would do well at the box office despite the quality of cinematography and acting in the movie, less obvious is why Twilight fans, and the more fanatical "Twi-hards" (really, really intense Twilight fans), are so Read More
The Fourth Kind incorporates real life video and audio footage into recreated footage with the actors, sometimes having both sets of footage side-by-side on the screen. If you're interested in seeing this movie, I suggest not reading this review because Read More
Thanksgiving, the eatingest day of the year, is just around the corner, probably trying to yank Jenny Craig away from Kirstie Alley. To honor our chow-down and gobble-up national holiday, I'm presenting my top ten movie food scenes. Read More
The Boondock Saints has been one of my favorite films since I was in high school, but as much as I've always wanted a sequel to be released, my expectations for Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day are exceedingly low. Read More
Aliens are all the rage these days, with The Fourth Kind hitting theaters soon and the new V series premiering on TV this week. With UFOs, invasions, and abductions giving us a brief reprieve from vampires and zombies, here's a look back at my personal Read More
Throughout the history of film, certain directors have attracted fans with a sense of life's dark side, theirs and ours. Following are eight such directors, in no particular order, all cult-worthy, dead or alive. Read More
It's Halloween, and that means it's time for another Saw movie! While most reviewers I've encountered would lace that first sentence with a heavy dose of snark, my enthusiasm is 100% genuine, and I'm here to tell you why the Saw franchise is horribly Read More
Fandomania's coverage of the Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival continues with the remaining three films that screened on the festival's opening night, October 22nd: two Spanish titles — Lazarus Taxon and Zombies and Cigarettes — as well as Read More
The Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival (RIIHFF) kicked off its tenth season in Providence last night, screening seven short films from around the globe. Although all of the films screened are related to the horror genre in one way or Read More
