Barbara Crampton On Returning To CASTLE FREAK
She’s behind the scenes for the remake of her Stuart Gordon shocker.
Michael Gingold
Join Date: Jun 28, 2016 • Last Entry Date: May 27, 2020 • Articles: 174
Michael Gingold has been covering horror and fantastic cinema since his teen years, when he started his Xerox fanzine SCAREAPHANALIA. He spent 28 years on the FANGORIA staff, beginning as a writer, becoming managing editor and eventually editor in chief, and is part of the magazine's relaunch this year. In addition to BIRTH.MOVIES.DEATH, Michael currently contributes to RUE MORGUE, TIME OUT NEW YORK and SCREAM magazine.
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SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Review: World-Wide Web-Spinner, Still Winning
Peter Parker’s European vacation is thrilling, if a bit too upgraded.
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ANNABELLE COMES HOME Review: Welcome To An Eerie Dollhouse
The Warren residence is invaded by evil in this effective threequel.
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MEN IN BLACK: INTERNATIONAL Review: This Trip Wasn’t Necessary
Where there’s no Will, there’s no way.
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THE DEAD DON’T DIE’s Adam Driver And Chloë Sevigny On Jarmusch And Zombies
And joyriding with Bill Murray, of course.
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Godzilla Week: In Defense Of GODZILLA’S REVENGE
Notorious among many adult fans, this film actually has a lot to say about its younger ones.
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A VIOLENT SEPARATION Review: Small-Town And Small-Time
It’s not that violent, and not that interesting.
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Tribeca ‘19 Review: CHARLIE SAYS Illustrates The Manipulation Behind The Murders
Mary Harron’s film looks beyond Manson to get to know his followers.
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Tribeca ’19 Review: YOU DON’T NOMI Bares Many Views On SHOWGIRLS
Satire or sleaze? The debate continues in this new doc.
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Tribeca ’19 Review: Feel the Burn of THE GASOLINE THIEVES
Edgar Nito’s debut feature has real kick in its tank.
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David Cronenberg And The Challenges Of EXISTENZ
A former Dimension Films exec recalls a movie they didn’t quite know how to handle.
