Four teens suspect a neighbor is a notorious murderer in this diverting but mild homage to ’80s VHS genre throwaways.

Another trip down memory lane mashes up The ’Burbs and Monster Squad

Summer of ‘84 starts out as a children’s mystery book come to life. It’s a lot like Goosebumps without the supernatural element. People are undoubtedly going to compare it to Stranger Things and probably to a lesser extent 2017’s IT, but that’s just due to the 1980’s setting, the John Carpenter-esque synthtrack, and the main

A review of four films from the Midnight program of the Sundance Film Festival.

A modest little suspense puzzle that simulates rather than builds on vastly better “my neighbor may be a murderer” stories from “Rear Window” to “Stranger Things.”

Every neighborhood has one. That neighbor who is intangibly unsettling. You don't know why they unnerve you. You can't put your finger on it, but you feel it deep in your bones, that warning to keep your distance. In the...

The makers of 'Turbo Kid' return with 'Summer of '84,' a darker '80s-themed teen adventure.

At its height, Summer of '84 sings like a sandy page-turner you end up finishing in the fall, with the wind swirling and mischief night just around the corner. Directing triad François Simard, Anouk Whissell, and Yoann-Karl Whissell (Turbo Kid) capture the sensations such wind would stir up within their first two reels; Summer of