Paul Lê is a critic at Bloody Disgusting, Dread Central, and Tales from the Paulside. Based in Texas, he focuses on the film industry and filmmaking, with a keen interest in arts and entertainment, particularly theater. Paul is featured in BLOODY DISGUSTING, LLC.
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By: Paul Lê
After Scream (1996) made a killing at the box office, as well as won over critics and audiences, a lot of folks in the movie biz thought they could do the same thing (and yield similar results). That thing, of course, being a slasher. Most of these opportunists wound up being pretty straightforward; they were […]
By: Paul Lê
All good things must come to an end—yes, even Tales from the Crypt (1989–1996). That iconic horror show finally concluded after airing ninety-three episodes. As we all know, traditional anthologies aren’t too common to see on TV anymore, much less be that long, so this kind of endurance is even more impressive. Now, I would […]
By: Paul Lê
Tales from the Crypt has been influential in keeping EC Comics alive in the public conscience, even after going off the air thirty years ago.
By: Paul Lê
In this day and age, the word “ troll ” is often used to describe various online nuisances.
Avalon Fast’s Camp looks to be part of that recent trend of witchcraft stories, yet what sets this movie apart is its approach to magic. So often, the presence of witches would suggest a lot of destruction (in both the past and the near future). By no means is Camp short on hurt as provocation. […]
By: Paul Lê
Your enjoyment of Strung will depend on your tolerance of clichés, contrivances, and overused plot devices. There are plenty to go around in Malcolm D. Lee’s new thriller—and each one lands with a conspicuous thud. Yet this is also a movie where the formulaicness leads to amusement. Strung is already off to a tropey start […]
By: Paul Lê
Before director John Fawcett and writer Karen Walton introduced the world to the Fitzgerald sisters, werewolves had all but vanished from the big screen.
By: Paul Lê
No conversation about cartoons based on live-action movies is ever complete without mentioning The Real Ghostbusters
By: Paul Lê
College kids, strippers and vampires—those were Donald P. Borchers ' only requirements when he approached Richard Wenk about writing and directing
By: Paul Lê
Horror was thriving so well in the 1980s that movies like Pen Densham’s The Kiss (1988) would understandably get lost in the shuffle, only to then gain their fans later on in life. Even still, this one Canadian-American curio has had a more challenging time than others, as far as contemporary reevaluations go, which is […]
