Black Adam Movie Review
I can smell what the Rock is cooking. Dwayne Johnson wasn’t kidding when he said Black Adam was going to change the hierarchy of the DC Universe. I believe he … Continue reading Black Adam Movie Review
I can smell what the Rock is cooking. Dwayne Johnson wasn’t kidding when he said Black Adam was going to change the hierarchy of the DC Universe. I believe he … Continue reading Black Adam Movie Review
Resurrection, starring Rebecca Hall and written and directed by Andrew Semans, is a psychological thriller film about a professional woman getting her life together when her abusive ex-boyfriend begins stalking … Continue reading Resurrection 2022 Film Review:
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Everything in Alone, a 2020 horror thriller film directed by John Hyams, is something we’ve seen many times before. A woman becomes trapped in the wilderness or isolated area with only the … Continue reading Alone (2020) Is Wilderness Horror Done Right
The Halloween franchise is interesting because of its multiple timelines, meaning it’s up to viewers to decide what is canon and what other films they want to ignore. I used … Continue reading Halloween Ends Review: Evil Died Tonight!
It makes sense that if I enjoy watching found footage films, I need to watch the film that sparked my interest in this medium. The Blair Witch Project perfectly takes … Continue reading Halloween Binge Guide: The Blair Witch Project
What is it about elevators that are so scary? These claustrophobia-inducing inventions are handy but there’s always a potential for terror and death (just ask Rosalind from LA Law or … Continue reading Hulu Into the Dark: Down is “Elevated” Horror
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David Bruckner’s Hellraiser 2022 is a modern retooling of Clive Barker’s 1987 classic and is a worthy addition to the series of Hellraiser films. Based on Barker’s original novella, The … Continue reading Hellraiser 2022 Review
“Bitten,” the fourth episode of Supernatural Season 8, has been on my mind for many years. With Halloween right around the corner and the episode celebrating its tenth anniversary, I … Continue reading Halloween Binge Guide: Supernatural Season 8: “Bitten”
Orphan: First Kill, directed by William Brent Bell (The Boy, Brahms: The Boy II), was released in 2022 and is a prequel to the 2009 flick, Orphan. Like its predecessor, First Kill follows … Continue reading Orphan: First Kill Is A Reminder To Have Fun With Movies
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was developed by Bethesda Game Studios and released in 2011. The game continues to see a thriving community of gamers and modders a decade later. … Continue reading Skyrim Screenshot Showcase
Black Adam marks the 11th title in the DC Extended Universe of films. The last time audiences dove into the DCEU in theaters was last year’s Suicide Squad, directed by … Continue reading Black Adam and the Future of the DCEU
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It’s October 1st, which means it’s officially spooky season! This is the time of year horror fanatics live for; the candy flows freely, pumpkin spice is all the rage, and … Continue reading Five Horror Movies for Scaredy Cats
Tales of the Jedi, an all-new animated series from Disney, begins streaming on Disney+ in October. The anthology series, created by Dave Filoni and Charles Murray, explores different Jedi characters within … Continue reading Jedi Who Could Appear in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi TV Show
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Animal Crossing fans, this one is for you. Disney Dreamlight Valley was released in early access last week, quickly becoming the central focus of a corner of the internet dedicated … Continue reading Disney Dreamlight Valley Review: Hello New Obsession
Four months ago I wrote a post titled: Final girls who should return for a sequel. True to the nature of the horror genre and the current renaissance of horror remakes … Continue reading Final Girls Who Should Return for a Sequel part 2
Andrew Stanton is a filmmaker I admire so much. He nailed it when he brought Finding Nemo to the big screen. He did it once more when he made a … Continue reading John Carter (2012) Film: 10 Years Later
Vampyr is a 2018 action role-playing video game developed by Dontnod Entertainment. Players assume the role of the recently turned vampire and prominent blood transfusion specialist, Dr. Jonathan Reid, as he traverses London … Continue reading Vampyr Video Game: Tips and Tricks to Owning the Night
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An unsuspecting couple fears for their lives after accepting a rideshare from an unhinged driver with a lust for murder and a twisted sense of justice. In Dawn, from director Nicholas … Continue reading Buckle Your Seatbelts and Say a Prayer: Dawn Horror Film Review