Horror
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Fear Street: Prom Queen Review – The Weakest In The Franchise So Far
The Fear Street series of films kicked off in 2021 with a trilogy of films based on the years 1966, 1878, and 1994. Now, four years later, another Fear Street: Prom Queen is coming out on the streaming service that… Continue reading
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Rosario Review – An Effectice Contained Horror-Thriller
By Jacob Cameron Rosario is a contained horror film from writer/director Felipe Vargas. Contained horror films have had a largely consistent track record of quality with recent outings. Evil Dead Rise and The Menu are famous examples. While 2020’s Host… Continue reading
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Sinners Review – Ryan Coogler’s Scary Horror Film Draws In The Devil And His Demons
By Brian Susbielles In the 1930s, in Mississippi, there was a blues guitar player named Robert Johnson. Guitarists like Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Bob Dylan cited Johnson as a major influence decades after his death, as Johnson did not… Continue reading
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Ash Review – A Sci-fi Feast For The Eyes, But A Story Fans Of This Genre Have Probably Seen Before
Lately, there have been a string of sci-fi/horror films dealing with astronauts going to a strange planet or studying some unknown lifeform. The latest in a long line of them is Ash from director Flying Lotus. Yes, that’s the name… Continue reading
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The Monkey Review – A Dark Comedy Horror Film That Didn’t Make Me Laugh At All
Osgood Perkins, or “Oz,” as he goes by, is a director I’ve come to know quite a bit in recent months. His first film, The Blackcoat’s Daughter, was good, but it was his last movie with an amazing marketing campaign,… Continue reading
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Companion Review- A Fun Film That Has A Little Something For Everyone!
By Nick Nitkowski “Companion” is one of those movies that benefits from knowing nothing going in. While the first trailer delivers vague intrigue through great marketing, the second trailer pretty much shows its hand. A fact that I wish was… Continue reading
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Smile 2 Review- A Sequel That Might Have You Smiling Twice As Wide
by Nick Nitkowski I remember watching the first “Smile” movie back in 2022 and while I felt that it was a good concept with genuinely unsettling images, I thought that the ending of the film could have been done a… Continue reading
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Alien: Romulus Review- A Very Raw And Intelligently Written Sci-Fi Film For A New Generation Of Horror Fans
The Alien Franchise is one that I’ve been affected by my entire life. I watched Alien and Aliens when I was a little kid and they scared the hell out of me. The xenomorphs were like living a nightmare for… Continue reading
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Monolith Review- A Single Character Story With Great Paranoia At The Forefront
Monolith is another film focusing on a single protagonist who has to deal with something on their own. They have a series of phone calls and use a computer to get information. Films like Locke or Missing come to mind… Continue reading
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