
Zemeckis’s Time Travel Comedy Still Runs Like a Well-Made Machine: 8.5 of 10
A boy, a car built for one purpose, and a town seen twice over: Back to the Future remains a tale of odd delight.

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A boy, a car built for one purpose, and a town seen twice over: Back to the Future remains a tale of odd delight.

A woman returns to the source of her old terror, this time among soldiers, and finds the dread has multiplied.

A look at Akira, the ruined city, the growing power that breaks a friend apart, and the drawn work that still holds up decades on.

A haunted hotel, a father's descent into madness, a son who beholds visions unseen by others—Kubrick's dread endures decades hence.

A house paper rates 'The Gate' 9 of 10, above the wider 6.0, praising its rough demons and two boys facing an opening that should have stayed closed.

A man's body changes piece by piece into something dreadful, and it never ceases to wound the beholder who watches him fall.

A tale of a student whose green liquor brings the dead back, not calm but raving, as horror is pushed past terror into dark mirth.

A dwelling swallows a child, and spirits war for her soul in this enduring tale of dread, Poltergeist.

A tale of a burial keeper, a silver sphere that moves alone, and a boy's fear made real. This paper holds the work in high esteem.

A puzzle box opens a door to another world in Barker's 1987 tale of pain, pleasure, and a house of secrets.
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