Ethan Brehm

Night of the Living Dead (1968) | Movie Review

1968’s Night of the Living Dead didn’t just write the rules for zombie films, but for…

For anyone who’s been in a critic’s seat since early 2016, we expected a number of…

Point Break is never as poetic as you think it’s about to be. Like I said,…

Beetlejuice is Keaton’s most fitting and most famous role. Any other attempt to be outlandish or…

Maybe one day I’ll reconsider my stance on anthology films, but as of right now, this…

If you’re a fan of late-’80s to ’90s shameless nostalgia, look no further than Camp Cucamonga.

Unlike a lot of recent horror-thrillers, Ma isn’t necessarily gimmick-driven, but more character-driven.

Meatballs Part II gets a bad rap, but I’m not really sure why.

Following the success of the 1979’s summer camp hit, Meatballs, American International Pictures came out with…

As a followup to my ranking of every Midnight Society member a couple months ago, I’ve…