Anthology films, films that contain a variety of short films that are interconnected through one main plot thread, are quite a rare breed of film. Frankly, their only seen in… Read more Nightmare Cinema Review: A great, gory good time that’s perfect for any horror fan →
In this week’s episode of Swamp Thing, The Price You Pay, we get a deeper look into the growing corruption in Marais as Matt (Henderson Wade) begins dig deeper into… Read more Swamp Thing: The Price You Pay Review →
When writer/director Ari Aster had a tremendous breakout last year with his horrifying tale of family grief, Hereditary, one of the big questions plenty of people were asking was when… Read more Midsommar Review: A hypnotic and skin-crawling watch that shows Aster as a horror visionary →
This week’s episode of Swamp Thing, Drive All Night, finally sheds some light on the dark past that Abby (Crystal Reed) has with the Sunderlands, on why Daniel Cassidy (Ian… Read more Swamp Thing: Drive All Night Review →
Although Chucky might not be the same paint and plastic as he was when he hit theaters back in 1989 and there being no involvement from his creator Don Mancini,… Read more Child’s Play Review: An entertainingly unique take on a slasher classic →
In this week’s episode of Swamp Thing, Darkness on the Edge of Town, we get more developments about character relationships in Marais as well as a small virus that introduces… Read more Swamp Thing: Darkness on the Edge of Town Review →
Remaking cinema classic can be a tricky road to navigate as it has the dual task of impressing old fans by giving them clever homages and moments that harken back… Read more Pet Sematary Review: Great performances, true creepiness, and fresh updates make up for a lack of scares →
Blumhouse dropped an April Fool’s surprise on Netflix in the form of a new horror flick, Mercy Black, but the surprise ends up being lackluster as the film’s clear inspirations… Read more Mercy Black Review: Blumhouse’s surprise ends up being a big disappointment →
