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This frosty Norwegian sorta-horror could be a gateway movie to arthouse-averse audiences, though it suffers from little distinction between its three storylines. TEXAS, USA — In one sense, “Handling the Undead” is a zombie movie like no other before it. Propelled along not by danger but by sadness, Norwegian director Thea Hvistendahl’s feature film debut deploys heavier doses of melodra...[Read More]

But Johnny doesn’t stay in the ground long. The lovesick teenager immediately digs his way out of what is supposed to be his eternal resting place and sets off to win over the love of his life. My Boyfriend’s Back sees Missy dump her obnoxious boyfriend Chuck (Phillip Seymour Hoffman) after Chuck is mean to Johnny. But Johnny and Missy certainly aren’t meant to be, at least while Johnny is a zomb...[Read More]

K-pop sensation

Along the way, audiences discover that the zombies in Dance of the Dead can be held at bay by stoner rock, giving an opportunity for the film to capitalize on some great comedic effects that eventually weave their way into a semi-predictable finish. Nonetheless, the movie is a non-stop ride of laughs and death from start to finish. Dance of the Dead‘s typical teen-comedy tropes collide beautifully...[Read More]