Breedlove continues to produce pretty good Cryptid documentaries; production-value-wise, this is one of his best efforts yet, though the tale doesn't quite live up to the hype he and his crew try to build around it. I guess nothing can ever top his Mothman documentary for me, though this is ooky-spooky enough to be worth a watch; maybe I just don't care about werewolves as much as I care about giant moth-bird men from outer space. Most of them are…

"I tried to weave this theme...that we are our own worst enemy...such an innocuous, such a little decision she made unraveled a disaster, which happens in many people's lives, in different ways." --director Adam MacDonald in this interview.

"I watched so many documentaries, read “The Left Hand Path,” Aleister Crowley, “The Book of Shadows,” some dark shit, man, and it kind of scared me. I went to a couple of really authentic magic stores that aren’t very playful. They’re very…

If there's a lingering, vague sense of disappointment regarding this film lurking somewhere in my soul, it's due to the fact that the first half of Muschietti's vision (yes, this is part one of two, dealing with the first time the Losers confront Pennywise while they're still kids--Part 2 will deal with what happens to them as adults) for one of King's most notorious novels comes so fucking close to being perfect, yet that five-star experience slipped through my fingers…