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Clay Liford (Wuss) Talks Cary Murnion and Jonathan Milott’s Cooties

By Clay Liford | September 18, 2015

This horror comedy about teachers trapped in a school full of evil zombie kids weirdly harks back to a simpler time...

By Clay Liford | July 11, 2015

Studio sequels are defined by a lack of invention and narrative risk-taking, but a bunch of '80s movies — plus one new indie — can show us the path.

By Clay Liford | March 25, 2015

The man who made arguably the best bad movie of the 21st century has finally returned with a TV series. But does it disappoint in the right way?

By Clay Liford | February 6, 2015

The Wachowskis' new space opera delivers "Chihuahua Face," absurd character names, apathetic supporting villains, and a retro '90s plot and ideology.

By Clay Liford | January 20, 2015

An intrepid filmmaker aims to experience an adorable new kids movie with a sense of newness and wonder — by watching it on shrooms.

By Clay Liford | December 1, 2014

How good can the sequel be if you've already forgotten everything about the original? Hopefully better than having to talk to your family members...

By Clay Liford | October 30, 2014

An Austin filmmaker visits the "Taj Mahal of catcalling" to watch America's number one movie, a low-budget horror flick based on a board game...

By Clay Liford | August 16, 2014

What do you do when someone steals your movie and puts their name on it? Here's what one filmmaker did when Frankie went to Hollywood.