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Kyle Logan

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Biography:

Kyle Logan is a film and television critic and general pop culture writer who has written for Alternative Press, Cultured Vultures, Fangoria, Screen Anarchy, and more. Kyle is particularly interested in horror and animation, as well as genre films written and directed by queer people and women. Along with writing, Kyle organizes a Queer Film Challenge on Letterboxd.

Reviews

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Luz (2018) 88% EDIT “A fascinatingly staged possession horror movie that plays a Brechtian game with its setting and storytelling.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 17, 2026 Full Review Under the Shadow (2016) 99% EDIT “The horror of the film moves deftly between classic spectral horror, difficulty discerning reality from hallucinations, and the all too real horror of living in a warzone to create a feeling of inescapable dread.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 17, 2026 Full Review All the Boys Love Mandy Lane (2006) 47% EDIT “Along with its Texas Chainsaw Massacre inspired visuals and surprisingly extreme violence, it’s actually smart.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 17, 2026 Full Review Them (2006) 63% EDIT “One of the most nerve shredding horror films ever made.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 17, 2026 Full Review Gozu (2003) 72% EDIT “One of the most simultaneously off-putting and fascinating films ever made.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 17, 2026 Full Review Dark Waters (1993) 71% EDIT “Gorgeously shot and beautifully mixes the colors that Italian horror became famous for in the 1970s and ’80s with an all encompassing atmosphere of horror.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review Def by Temptation (1990) 78% EDIT “A great choice for anyone who wants their horror movies to be more colorful, both cast wise and lighting wise, and is interested in a horror movie that centers on a friendship between black men.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review Society (1989) 69% EDIT “A must watch for any body horror fans who haven’t ventured beyond Cronenberg or The Thing and a fun horror comedy for anyone who likes to laugh while they’re scared and/or...disgusted.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review The Zombies of Sugar Hill (1974) 70% EDIT “A unique horror twist on a standard revenge story, and gets extra points for placing a woman at the center of that story as well.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review Mark of the Devil (1970) 44% 4/5 EDIT “A near perfect exploitation film...able to mix an intelligent critique of power structures with some of the most brutal acts of torture set to screen at the time of its release, and yes there’s also a good amount of nudity.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review The Last Man on Earth (1964) 80% EDIT “Much more effective on an emotional than a visceral level...a horror movie that will make you more sad than scared.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review Isle of the Dead (1945) 91% EDIT “A beautiful and melancholy film that also just so happens to be one of the scariest movies to come out in the first half of the 20th century.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review The Leopard Man (1943) 90% EDIT “The Leopard Man is a great choice for any fans of classic Hollywood horror with a surprising edge, or fans of gialli and slashers interested in those genres’ roots.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review 300 (2007) 61% EDIT “An action masterpiece and certified classic.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review Sucker Punch (2011) 23% EDIT “From [themes of] women’s agency in a hostile world to the video-gamification of film...it’s certainly trying to do a lot and that ambition is admirable. But what’s more important is that it all just looks so cool.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review Watchmen (2009) 65% EDIT “The best superhero movie Snyder has made...Watchmen is an epic that feels worthy of its 3 hour director’s cut runtime largely because it has so much story to tell.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 16, 2026 Full Review Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole (2010) 52% EDIT “One of the best kid-friendly action movies. ” – Cultured Vultures Feb 13, 2026 Full Review Dawn of the Dead (2004) 77% EDIT “Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead is a success, though not a major one.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 13, 2026 Full Review Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) 28% EDIT “There’s real thematic meat here...but then Doomsday arrives and...it regresses into a repeat of the overblown finale of Man of Steel.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 13, 2026 Full Review Man of Steel (2013) 56% EDIT “The film’s first half feels like a highlight reel of set pieces from Clark’s youth...and the second...is a relentless barrage of...oversized action that doesn’t even look good, with about 20 minutes of plot stuck in the middle.” – Cultured Vultures Feb 13, 2026 Full Review An Evening Song (2023) EDIT “More than a drama about a beguiling outsider shaking up a marriage, An Evening Song (for three voices) is a film about stories, written, passed down, and dreamed, and their power to structure and change the ways people live their lives.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 13, 2026 Full Review 1489 (2023) EDIT “Phenomenal...Vardanyan shows the horror of sitting in uncertainty...These moments make the film unmissable, the moments that show the human beings behind all the numbers.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 13, 2026 Full Review The Echo (2023) 100% EDIT “Play[s] out like a narrative film. So much so that viewers may need to remind themselves that despite the astonishing visual and aural experience, what they see is real.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 13, 2026 Full Review Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) 94% 5/5 EDIT “John Carpenter’s Assault on Precinct 13 has become a beloved cult classic, and for good reason.” – Allergic to the 21st Century Feb 12, 2026 Full Review By Design (2025) 69% 4/5 EDIT “A truly magical piece of filmmaking, a visually stunning movie made for anyone who has ever collapsed in on themselves because of others.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 12, 2026 Full Review
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