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Kyle Logan

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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.

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Sinners (2025) 98% “An awe-inspiring ode to what music means to communities and cultures” – Chicago Reader Apr 18, 2025 Full Review Leila and the Wolves (1984) “One of the most devastatingly timely films about the history of Palestinian and Lebanese women.” – Chicago Reader Apr 11, 2025 Full Review Warfare (2025) 93% “There is no doubt that Warfare is, to this civilian’s eyes and rattled ears, the most effective any film has been at not only communicating but sharing the mental state of soldiers in warfare.” – Chicago Reader Mar 28, 2025 Full Review Julie Keeps Quiet (2024) 91% “The premise...could easily turn into something obvious and preachy. But the view director Leonardo Van Dijl offers keeps us always focused on the individual.” – Chicago Reader Mar 28, 2025 Full Review A Working Man (2025) 49% “While it’s a bit too densely plotted, leading to an unnecessarily long runtime, the almost giddy self-awareness and solid action make A Working Man another hypercliche winner for Statham and Ayer.” – Chicago Reader Mar 28, 2025 Full Review Dooba Dooba (2024) “Dooba Dooba is something truly special: an inventive and thrilling found footage movie that proves the sub-genre still has room for formal growth and one of the most deeply troubling horror movies of the last decade.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 28, 2025 Full Review The Alto Knights (2025) 40% “Despite its many problems, overall The Alto Knights isn't bad actually, it's just boring.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 19, 2025 Full Review Jeffrey's Hell (2024) “Jeffrey’s Hell cements Irons as a must watch filmmaker for found footage fans, as well as anyone interested in stories and how we relate them to one another. ” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 14, 2025 Full Review Tiger Stripes (2023) 97% “Tiger Stripes may not have a very original premise, but it delivers a beautiful and incisive story of the monstrous feminine that can stand alongside the great films that came before, and deserves to be just as celebrated.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 14, 2025 Full Review Sweet Relief (2023) “A masterfully anxiety-inducing look at how the internet has only made the darkness of the suburbs darker...an indictment of the kinds of people who make the real violence enacted against others into something purely abstract.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 14, 2025 Full Review NoClip (2024) “It's not scary, it's not funny, there's no narrative, it's not a documentary, it's not really anything, and yet, just like the spaces the film seeks to explore; there's something fascinating about it.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 14, 2025 Full Review Video Vision (2024) “A genuinely affecting, often incredibly charming romance and beautifully realized Videodrome-inspired body horror film...one of the most exciting movies I've seen in a long time.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 14, 2025 Full Review The Buildout (2024) 82% “The Buildout isn’t a found footage horror movie about a spooky mystery in the desert, it’s a meditative movie about friendship, grief, self-narratives, and the colliding of all three.” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 14, 2025 Full Review Black Bag (2025) 96% “Black Bag is another home run from one of our finest filmmakers. ” – ScreenAnarchy Mar 14, 2025 Full Review On Becoming a Guinea Fowl (2024) 100% “The Zambian setting and culture give the story some specificity, but Nyoni’s filmmaking and aesthetic choices make On Becoming a Guinea Fowl remarkable. ” – Allergic to the 21st Century Mar 10, 2025 Full Review The Gorge (2025) 63% “[The Gorge's] distinct world (visually if not narratively) and downright delightful rom-com sequences make it worth seeking out for anyone interested in strange creatures and/or unconventional romance movies.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 13, 2025 Full Review Captain America: Brave New World (2025) 48% “The...thoughtful treatment of Blackness and solid...action thriller elements are worth something, but they don't outweigh the sense that the film is meant to pacify any potentially galvanizing political feeling in American audiences.” – ScreenAnarchy Feb 13, 2025 Full Review Terrifier 2 (2022) 87% 8/10 “The first thing anyone can talk about when it comes to Terrifier 2 is its two-hour and twenty-minute runtime...What’s more worth talking about though, is that Terrifier 2 earns its runtime. ” – Allergic to the 21st Century Feb 11, 2025 Full Review Barbie (2023) 88% “A story about the evils of a greedy corporation owned and operated by men that functions as a real-world celebration of that corporation. What makes that cognitive dissonance all the more sinister is that Barbie is a glorious motion picture. ” – Allergic to the 21st Century Feb 11, 2025 Full Review Babygirl (2024) 76% “Just as sometimes happens with real sex...once the anticipation has paid off things grow increasingly less interesting and by the end Babygirl is unsatisfying on every level. ” – Allergic to the 21st Century Dec 22, 2024 Full Review The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim (2024) 48% “It’s unclear whether the film will play better with superfans who will recognize every callback or those for whom that relentless referencing won’t register, but it’s unlikely to play very well for anyone.” – Chicago Reader Dec 17, 2024 Full Review Soundtrack to a Coup d'État (2024) 97% “That the film answers "why?" [its titular coup occurred] both historically...and contemporarily...pushes it beyond a brilliantly constructed piece of historical documentation into meaningful agitprop for today.” – ScreenAnarchy Dec 17, 2024 Full Review The Order (2024) 92% “The Order is a meat-and-potatoes crime drama that leans into its genre trappings with such force that it ends up feeling powerfully archetypal rather than cliche. ” – ScreenAnarchy Dec 17, 2024 Full Review Smile 2 (2024) 86% “[Smile 2] pulls from a variety of sources...to deliver an often effective horror film that bites off more than it can chew. Or perhaps it just chews too long?” – ScreenAnarchy Oct 17, 2024 Full Review Terrifier 3 (2024) 78% “Leone’s talent for tone control and his ability to shift from...chaotic, blood-soaked joy into a horrifying, blood-soaked hopelessness...makes Terrifier 3 work as more than a special effects exhibition. ” – Chicago Reader Oct 17, 2024 Full Review
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