M. Night Shyamalan continues his visionary resurgence with his latest original thriller, Old, that delves into the horrors of aging and life suddenly creeping up on you. It’s no secret… Read more Old Review: A horrifying thriller that’s one of Shyamalan’s best →
The Purge films have recently teetered more and more into political territory with Election Year and The First Purge featuring some less than subtle political commentary. It’s latest and possibly… Read more The Forever Purge Review: The series’ darkest entry is chock full of potential it can’t always live up to →
The Conjuring Universe finally brings the Warrens back into the spotlight as they deal with another demonic endeavor in the newest mainline film, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do… Read more The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It Review: The Conjuring Universe continues to return to form →
The first A Quiet Place gave horror fans a truly unique theater experience and showcased the talents of John Krasinski as a director with its silent, slow-building suspense and fresh… Read more A Quiet Place: Part II Review: More great thrills and world-building from Krasinski →
The Dry brings viewers into a multi-layered mystery that’s able to subvert its questionable wrap-up and slow pacing with an incredibly detailed personal story lead by a great performance from… Read more The Dry Review: Bana leads a detailed and personal dual murder-mystery →
Director Joe Wright’s newest film, an adaptation of pseudonymous author A.J. Finn’s 2018 novel The Woman in the Window, is an utter mess. The film instantly gives off Rear Window… Read more The Woman in the Window: A bland Rear Window wannabe →
*This Review Contains Full Spoilers* On this week’s episode of HBO’s Mare of Easttown, Poor Sisyphus, Colin (Evan Peters) continues the investigation while Mare (Kate Winslet) works out some… Read more HBO’s Mare of Easttown: Poor Sisyphus (Episode 4) Review →
Writer/director Devereux Milburn brings viewers into an atmospheric trek into the unfathomably strange with his feature directorial debut Honeydew. Early on, it’s easy to see that Milburn utilizes stylistic perspectives,… Read more Honeydew Review: An atmospheric trek into the weird that won’t be for everyone →
