Richard Schertzer

6 days ago | pophorror.com | Richard Schertzer

Tilda Swinton is certainly a remarkable talent and this film only cements her status as an actress whose chameleon-like tendencies make her a formidable player in this delightful treat by director Luca Guadagnino: I Am Love. The story centers around a woman named Emma who comes from a very financially secure family and who has a responsibility to her husband and children, but all of that is threatened when she begins an affair with her son’s best friend, the chef Antonio.

1 week ago | pophorror.com | Richard Schertzer

The funk music of the post-Civil Rights movement has always held relevance for black culture and still brought about some of the most influential artists of its generation, but that doesn’t mean that the documentary based around the movement will move too many viewers. The documentary revolves around the funkadelic scene of the 1970s and how it has influenced hip-hop and other contemporary music. It has the funk and get-up-and-go energy to put enough people on their feet with a fiery passion.

3 weeks ago | pophorror.com | Richard Schertzer

I know that it’s been a little while since 2023’s The Haunted Mansion and even longer for the Eddie Murphy vehicle in 2003. It is worth noting that there is a 20-year gap between these two films and both took différent approaches toward emulating the Disney attraction that it was based upon. First of all, the 2003 movie has a more interesting story where the inhabitants of the mansion get Jim Evers’ (Eddie Murphy) information from a card dropped by a paper boy.

1 month ago | pophorror.com | Richard Schertzer

Editorials, News I understand that the MCU makes superhero movies, but there have been a few instances where film studios did something différent in their execution of a film and the results have paid off. The MCU went into a slightly more horror venture when they recruited Sam Raimi to direct Doctor Strange: The Multiverse of Madness.

1 month ago | pophorror.com | Richard Schertzer

Some time has passed since the official cancellation of Universal’s Dark Universe, a movie series that would have starred Tom Cruise, Johnny Depp and Russell Crowe. However, elements of that franchise was either cancelled or repurposed for other movies by other creators. Many of these horror movies have been scattered off into different canons and studios. However, there is a way to make a horror-fueled dark universe that could potentially rival that of The Avengers.