This week’s episode is solidly medium: We get a bit of new information, characters push their limits, but overall? Nothing that revelatory. We open on Spencer getting interrogated at the police station by a colleague of Marco’s. She’s ostensibly been there for a while, and she’s getting sassy. “Do you remember a joke you made to Detective Furey about burying a body?” he asks. “No, but I do remember unbuckling his belt in the elevator,” she shoots back. Read More...
Is the title of the new documentary Wolfman’s Got Nards the strangest thing about the film? Maybe not. The movie takes a look at the large, fervent following that has grown up around the 1987 horror-fantasy-comedy The Monster Squad. Directed by Fred Dekker (Night of the Creeps) and co-written by Shane Black (Iron Man 3, The Predator), Monster Squad finds a group of misfit kids taking on four monsters from the age of classic Universal horror films. Read More...
Based on Seth Grahame-Smith’s 2009 genre mash-up novel, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (out Feb. 5) stars Lily James as Jane Austen’s heroine Elizabeth Bennet — now equipped with undead-slaying skills — and tracks her romance with zombie-hunting Colonel Darcy (Sam Riley). Horror-loving EW writer Clark Collis got on the phone with Austen expert Devoney Looser, Professor of English at Arizona State University, to ruminate on the result. CLARK COLLIS: I was surprised by how Jane Austen-y the movie felt. Read More...
