I don't often like saying that a horror movie should be remade (ignore my recent review asking for that very thing of The Thing With Two Heads), but man, I could see this idea having a LOT of fun.

Imagine: When a brilliant doctor is assumed to have died in a fiery car crash after discovering that his wife had passed during a botched surgery, he re-emerges as a Phantom-Of-The-Opera-esque ghoul, inhabiting an underground lair, where he plots revenge on…

The best example of Resnick's Lynchian take on Adult Swim-style comedy, and possibly the best of Adult Swim's line of "infomercials" so far (sorry Too Many Cooks).

Maybe the oddest thing about this is how it's simultaneously morbid, disturbing, and funny. Nothing is more horrific than the fear of the unknown, and this short is a great example of that. What's the message? What's the reality in this? What's happening next? I didn't know any of these answers while watching…

So, as I understand it, the plot of the movie is that there was a mass shooting at a movie theater that was hosting a bill signing for gun reform, and the shooting was done by a group of people in clown masks that were ordered to do so by a cult leader played by Eric Roberts, and after the shooting, an attorney that was there went missing immediately, and his wife is getting in touch with a psychic to…