RESIDENT EVIL has lore to spare, but Zach Cregger's adaptation reminds us that we spend most survival horror games not having enough health packs, bullets, or time.

"Cregger choosing to recreate the video game experience through a singular lens – his own – is certainly a more focused approach to the material." RESIDENT EVIL is a good movie, but does its approach to video games keep it from being great? Let's discuss.

Certified Forgotten is headed back to Brooklyn, baby.

"Roberti and his collaborators are so ingenious that SAME BOAT rarely looks like a surreptitious guerrilla production, instead making full, apparently unrestricted use of its luxurious location." Great to have @signalbleed.bsky.social back at the site with some indie sci-fi love.

"THE WAILING artfully embodies the anguish of a generation torn between countless paths, each seemingly incapable of guiding them toward their desired sense of self." Na Hong-Jin is back in theaters this week, so why not look back at an old favorite?

"What SOUND OF MY VOICE attempts is fascinating, essentially indoctrinating the viewer alongside Peter and Lorna." New at the site: Christine Makepeace examines the spell that Brit Marling casts on audiences in this 2011 indie film.

"In the heart-wrenching chaos that unfolds, the haunting loss of self and family becomes an ever-present dread for the 'in-between' generation." Every day is a good day to consider rewatching THE WAILING.

"There isn’t a single wasted moment in ALIEN RAIDERS's 85-minute running time, and the actors establish their characters’ personalities on the run." @signalbleed.bsky.social explains how Ben Rock's sci-fi cult classic turns a simple concept into a wild fuckin' ride.