Editorials
‘Killer Karaoke’ Seeks a Bloody Harmony Between the Goofy and the Sincere
In this edition of his Hopping Mad series, Rob Hunter sings his own love song to Siwakorn Charupongsa's 'Killer Karaoke.'
In ‘End of the Line,’ Faith is Anything But a Binary
Faith isn't everything in Maurice Devereaux's 'End of the Line,' which presents the rapture through a low-budget horror lens.
‘Bury Your Dead’ and Faith At The End of The World
Lívia Reim revisits Marco Dutra's 'Bury Your Dead' ('Enterre Seus Mortos'), a Brazilian feature about faith and the end of the world.
‘The Sacrament’ Is Tragedy Turned Found Footage
Christine Makepeace finds Ti West's 'The Sacrament' to be an uncomfortable marriage of fact and found footage fiction.
Turning a Savage Subgenre Silly with ‘The Eternal Evil of Asia’
In this edition of Hopping Mad, Rob Hunter explores 'The Eternal Evil of Asia,' a Cat III shocker that delivers more fun than cruelty.
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.
‘The Cremator’ Is a Meditation on Extremist Indoctrination
Tori Potenza explains why Juraj Herz's 'The Cremator' remains, sadly, as relevant today as it was a half-century ago.
‘Predators’ Wants Us To Maintain Our Empathy Amidst the Horrors
Lívia Reim explains why there's an important lesson in empathy for horror fans who seek out David Osit's 'Predators' documentary.
