‘Hidden’ Shows the Power of a Good Twist Ending
Before 'Stranger Things,' the Duffer Brothers reminded us of the power of a good twist ending in 'Hidden,' their debut feature.
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Podcast: Kate Siegel on ‘Ghostwatch’
'V/H/S/Beyond' filmmaker Kate Siegel joins Certified Forgotten to talk about her directorial debut and Lesley Manning's 'Ghostwatch.'
Podcast: David Dastmalchian on ‘Entrance’
'Late Night with the Devil' star David Dastmalchian joins Certified Forgotten to discuss 'Entrance,' one of his favorite underrated slashers.
Podcast: C. Robert Cargill on ‘The Final Terror’
Screenwriter C. Robert Cargill ('The Black Phone') joins Certified Forgotten to discuss Andrew Davis's anti-slasher 'The Final Terror.'
Podcast: Louis Peitzman on ‘Phantom of the Mall’
Freelance writer and podcast host Louis Peitzman joins Certified Forgotten to discuss Richard Friedman's 'Phantom of the Mall.'
Spotlight On: Zombies
We’re Already Living in the ‘Land of the Dead’
Christine Makepeace revisits George Romero's 'Land of the Dead' and explains why the end of the world is no reason to play dead.
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Zal Batmanglij's 'Sound of My Voice' is a standout example of indie sci-fi storytelling and a puzzle worth unraveling.
Podcast: ‘The End of Oak Street’ Gets Uncertified
'It Follows' director David Robert Mitchell returns to horror with 'The End of Oak Street,' a spirited throwback to '90s blockbusters.
Podcast: Noel Bartocci on ‘Dead Heat’
Podcaster and physical media expert Noel Bartocci joins the podcast to discuss Mark Goldblatt's goofy cult classic 'Dead Heat.'
‘The Refrigerator’ Is a Standout Piece of Cult Horror
Nicholas Jacobs's 'The Refrigerator' is a surprisingly smart blend of camp horror and subversive domestic drama.
