Chris Bumbray is the Managing Editor at JoBlo. He specializes in the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news, with a strong focus on arts and entertainment themes. Chris has been featured in various platforms, including CTV News, and is a proud member of the Critics Choice and Rotten Tomatoes-certified critics.
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Review: Not as outrageous or exciting as The Substance and The Ugly Stepsister, Saccharine is an entertaining, worthy body horror movie
A24's Backrooms is an eerie and visually inventive slice of liminal horror that marks Kane Parsons as an exciting new genre talent.
By: Chris Bumbray
The first Star Wars movie in over six years is performing on par with Solo, but the big story this weekend is Obsession's massive spike.
By: Chris Bumbray
A24's Backrooms seems likely to score a massive upset this weekend over The Mandalorian & Grogu.
Backrooms is exceeding expectations with a huge $9 million preview haul and is now tracking for a record-breaking $60M+ opening weekend for A24.
1983's Blue Thunder gave Roy Scheider a solid, action-packed leading role, and it was a box office hit.
Backrooms and Obsession, two low budget horror flicks from former YouTubers, are out grossing Star Wars.
By: Chris Bumbray
A classic that was both revered and mocked when it came out in 1991 gets a beautiful re-release.
With Scary Movie bringing spoof comedies back to theaters, we look at the genre's rise, fall, and comeback—and ask: what's your favorite spoof movie of all time?
By: Chris Bumbray
Backrooms shatters records with an $81 million opening for A24, while Obsession tops $100 million and The Mandalorian and Grogu suffers a steep second-weekend drop.
