There is a rich history of social commentary in horror movies. Dawn of the Dead is about rapacious consumerism. Invasion of the Bodysnatchers has been read as a critique of McCarthyism. And Get Out ...
This confident, modern reworking of The Invisible Man owes a lot less to Claude Rains’ classic screen monster and much, much more to Alfred Hitchcock. In paying homage to Hitchcock’s suspenseful ...
The Melbourne-born filmmaker has been a prolific hand in horror movies for the past 15 years, notably as a writer on the gruesome Saw franchise with his friend, director James Wan. After taking on ...
Whannell — Australian actor, writer and director, co-creator of the Saw movies, writer-director of Upgrade — hadn’t originally thought of tackling a movie monster from the 1930s. “It wasn’t something ...
On a soundstage at Sydney's Fox Studios, inside a replica suburban dining room with a kitchen knife in her hand, an unhinged Elisabeth Moss is frantically, furiously screaming into the void. "Show ...
Forget the hokey floating hats and sunglasses of previous film versions, Saw co-creator Leigh Whannell has brought The Invisible Man back to life in a radical reinvention, and the Melbourne director ...
A woman escapes her abusive partner, then suspects he can reach her without being seen. This sci-fi horror movie turns vacant space into unbearable suspense.
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