Coming from the same director of The Deep Ones, and think of it as a spiritual successor,, The Old Ones is an entry that focuses more on the plot. The plot is about an sea captain who was possessed by a Great Old One for 93 years He manages to cast out the entity and […]
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Hello everyone, I’m here tonight with a bit of an unorthodox review, but I just got back from an event that I’m too excited to discuss. I was just given the pleasure of seeing Lucio Fulci’s “Zombie” on an IMAX screen while legendary Italian composer Fabio Frizzi and his band performed his updated score live
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About a month ago I did a double-review on the first 2 films in the indie found-footage series ‘Horror in the High Desert’. At the time, the 3rd one was just released onto VOD networks, and I was very curious to check it out and complete the trilogy. ‘Firewatch’ takes place after the events of
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There’s definitely some schlock attributed in H.P Lovecraft’s name. We are going sive into some of those. They might be good, they might be bad but they al be found on Tubi. We will start with H.P Lovecraft’s The Deep Ones. It is very weird and will make you cringe at times not in a
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With all the Alien hype lately, lets take a look at Alien: Resurrection. It’s very weird and to make it weirder there’s this sexual undertone throughout the whole movie. Maybe because the director is French that had something to do with it. This film goes places that’s for sure. Spoilers ahead as we go on
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Seven years after the most previous release in the ‘Alien’ franchise with ‘Covenant’, the executives over at Disney & FX have finally graced fans with a new film. This time, director Fede Alvarez is once again retconning the meta and making particular choices. In the timeline, this film takes place between the original 1979 film
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There are those bizarre miminalist sci-fi movies that explore the unknown and makes the viewer fear it. Enter Monolith. We are following the story of disgraced journalist struggling to reinvent herself and decides to create a podcast called Beyond Believable. She is given a tip to call a woman regarding a brick and from there
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Last year, ‘The Outwaters’ was released to very divisive responses. Both of us here tore this movie to shreds and hated it, not finding one redeeming quality to it. However, after further analysis, I’ve decided I’ve completely changed my mind. In fact, this may have been one of the most disturbing films I’ve seen this
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We were graced with two arachnid horror movies this year and both had similar settings taking place in apartment buildings. It’s hard to say which one is better Infested or Sting as both stand out on their own and are both fun to watch. Unless you are an arachnophobe, either one you won’t have a
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