Last summer, Osgood Perkins established himself as a household name by dropping the largely hyped ‘Longlegs’. He had successful films before this, such as ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’ and ‘I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives in The House’, but ‘Longlegs’ was what really brought him more into the mainstream. So when it was quickly announced […]
The Monkey(2025)(Review) Read More »
Ageism has had a weird place in horror for forever. Typically, it relies on a fear of the elderly bodies and usually incorporates nudity to shock the audience. But what happens when the horror is approached from within the elderly, rather than from the tropes? Well, today we are approaching the newly released film, ‘The
The Rule of Jenny Penn(2025)(Review) Read More »
It can be a truly magical thing when love and blood are both simultaneously in the air. While we seem to have classic horror movies that cover every major holiday, there’s always room for new additions. So even though I’m over a month late on this, I’d like to discuss the new Valentine’s themed horror
Heart Eyes(2025)(Review) Read More »
During the remake renaissance of the 00’s, studios were churning out more products than crowds really knew what to do with. For every one decent remake we got, there were four pieces of garbage to accompany the release schedule. And for every three decent ones out of those we’d get in a year, there was
The Crazies(2010)(Review) Read More »
Love is a funny thing. It can simultaneously give you life, and also fill you with dread. Writer Drew Hancock has presented us with his first directorial feature which revolves around the twisted ideas of love, fantasy, desire, and obedience all within a heady sci-fi film. Iris (Sophie Thatcher) is a typical bright-eyed woman. She
Companion(2025)(Review) Read More »
There has been a surge in shark attack films over the last few years, especially once ‘The Meg’ opened the floodgates back in 2018. The remarkable thing about this niche corner of aquatic/creature feature horror though is that most shark attack films are often quite different from one another. So when Netflix dropped this one
Under Paris(2024)(Review) Read More »
Everybody’s heard the stories of cursed objects – from possessed dolls to malicious mirrors, there’s no shortage of urban legends when it comes to the paranormal. While there are many famous collectors that already have films or TV series about them (such as the Warrens or Zak Bagans), there’s one team of paranormal collectors who
The Unbinding(2023)(Review) Read More »
The early aughts were a strange time for cinema. Experimentation was on the rise as technology became cheaper and more accessible, and many films were given more exposure due to release strategies such as the After Dark Film Festival & 8 Films to Die For. Today, we’ve got one of said films that’s equally as
Mulberry Street(2006)(Review) Read More »
Believe it or not, we were almost able to exist in the universe where legendary director George A. Romero directed the original ‘Resident Evil’ film. It’s been the stuff of legend ever since the internet was in its infancy, but over the last few years more and more details have been released as to what
George A. Romero’s Resident Evil(2025)(Review) Read More »