ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGIA STRAIGHT, APRIL 6, 1995 By Steve Newton The fear of being mangled by machinery is a powerful one, indeed. Of course, not everyone suffers the daily risk of being sucked into a threshing machine, but the potential for physical harm is always there. Say the electric lawn mower gets clogged … Continue reading Horror review: The Mangler
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Alexandre Aja’s The Hills Have Eyes is one of the most engrossing Hollywood shockers ever made
Horror director Wes Craven has produced a remake of his 1977 cult fave that is a tour-de-force of terror and suspense.
Horror review: The Silence of the Lambs
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON FEB. 21, 1991 By Steve Newton In Richard Attenborough's superb 1978 thriller, Magic, British actor Anthony Hopkins played a struggling ventriloquist who loses touch with reality and transfers the murderous side of his personality into his wooden dummy. Hopkins portrayed the doomed performer as so pitiable that–even while he was knocking off … Continue reading Horror review: The Silence of the Lambs