Chrishaun Baker
Chrishaun Baker is a freelance critic, essayist, and screenwriter with an affinity for comic books, horror movies, post-punk and rap music. He spends a mind-numbing amount of time playing video games and his favorite movie of all-time is David Cronenberg's Videodrome.
Chrishaun is a Film and Television alumni at Western Carolina University, and his writing can be seen all over the web but most notably with the fantastic crew at Film-Cred.
How To Watch The MCU Movies In Order
With Thunderbolts and Fantastic Four: First Steps around the corner, what better time to start from the very beginning?
Everything You Need to Know About 'Avatar: Fire and Ash'
Cameron already shattered expectations with one Avatar sequel. Can he do it again?
Everything You Need To Know About 'Fantastic Four: First Steps'
Does Matt Shakman have what it takes to finally give Marvel's First Family a proper film?
'Superman' Release Date, Plot, Cast, Trailer, And More for the Upcoming DC Movie
It seems like there's been a curse on live-action Superman solo films since the original. Will James Gunn be the one to break it?
Before the Wasteland, George Miller Gave Us A Glimpse At Where We’re Headed
The original Mad Max doesn’t quite resemble the apocalypse of the sequels, and that’s even more frightening.
The Spy Genre Owes it All to a Cary Grant Classic
What if James Bond was just Some Guy?
Damon Lindelof’s Masterpiece Asked Us to Move On From the Apocalypse
Fall in love with all of life’s unexplainable mysteries.
The Most ‘90s Thriller Ever Remains a Propulsive Joy
A peak at the new millennium.
David Cronenberg’s Most Underrated Film is a Chilling Reminder The End is Always Nigh
Doom is around every corner, if only you could see it.
5 Years Ago, Luca Guadagnino Breathed New Life Into a Cult Classic
Horror remakes get a bad rep, but Guadagnino's Suspiria is a chilling exception
George A. Romero Reanimated Horror for a New Generation, and his Iconic Creation Still Entrances
The grandfather of modern horror tapped into cultural anxieties... but he also made a taut thriller.
The Quasi-Sequel to 'First Reformed' Is Just as Thoughtful, Haunting, and Worthy of Your Time
Paul Schrader exhumes the ghosts of American imperialism.
Blade Runner: The Final Cut Rewrote History on a Sci-Fi Classic
Without the Final Cut, this science-fiction classic might still be a critically maligned dud.
Before A24's Brand of Indie Horror, There Was 'The Evil Dead'
Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead found beauty in the scrappy, DIY aesthetic.
'Spider-Man 2' Reminds Us Just How Exceptional Superhero Movies Can Be
Long before superhero fatigue, Sam Raimi was laying the foundation for an entire genre.
'The Continental' Trailer Teases a 'John Wick' Origin Story
Decades before John Wick carved a bloody path of vengeance, an assassin war wracked the streets of New York City.
'The Marvels' Trailer Brings Together Three Generations of Superhero
Carol Danvers, Kamala Khan, and Monica Rambeau go higher, faster, and further in the first trailer for The Marvels
'House of 1000 Corpses' is the Best 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' Sequel
Dismissed as repulsive and cruel, the manic energy of Rob Zombie’s debut is unforgettable.
'Indiana Jones 5' Trailer Confirms the Franchise Is Ending for Good
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny sees our hero put off retirement to go punch Nazis one last time.
Frank Grillo Has One Rule for Playing a Bad Guy: “You Can Never Judge Yourself”
The actor talks crime-thrillers, growing up in the Bronx, and the potential end of 'The Purge' saga.
