Dead & Buried (1981) gained notoriety after being placed on Britain’s infamous Video Nasties list and with its copious amount of gore, one might think that it’s just another lurid exploitation piece. However, this film is a meditation on the fear of death, as well as a subversive […]
At Biff Bam Pop, the Gutter’s own Sachin Hingoo shares this year’s line-up–including short films and some of his own most anticipated films at this year’s Toronto After Dark Film Festival! “Well, TIFF might be over but those of us in Toronto aren’t ready to quit burning our […]
On Midnight Mass, Peaches Christ and Michael Varrati watch John Waters’ Serial Mom: “We all have our bad days! This week, Peaches and Michael are decidedly not wearing white after Labor Day in celebration of 1994’s SERIAL MOM! In addition to discussing where this tale of suburban slaughter […]
Check in all month long with Cinema Junkie, encyclopedic film scholar, and friend of the Gutter Beth Accomando takes “you through the A to Z of ZOMBIES and of WOMEN IN HORROR. I will try to highlight some lesser known films and people to make it more fun.” […]
At Mubi, Willow Catelyn Maclay discusses Teenage Sex & Death at Camp Miasma (2026) and the history of Trans women and Trans killers on film in a video essay, “Loving the Monster.” Watch here.
Sometimes the Netflix algorithm gets it right, instead of serving up its usual tendency to knock you unconscious with a malfunctioning neon drone to the head, as happens to Best of the Best’s Maya at her high school talent show. The loosely Bollywood-related setting is right up my […]