‘MadS’ Review: One Take Zombie Horror Feels Fresh and Dire
“MadS” opening shot focuses on a painting of someone screaming—almost as if it’s giving away...
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‘You’ll Never Find Me’ Is An Electric Dance Between Two Characters and Their Shady Stories
We use alone time to recalibrate and reset. It’s when we can parse our thoughts and memories...
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‘V/H/S/99’ Review: The Analogy Takes A Stab At the Edge of the Millennium
Oh, what a year 1999 was. There was the Y2k hysteria when we all believed that our electronics...
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‘Speak No Evil’ Review: A Little Bit of Kindness Might Lead You To Your Doom
When do you exactly draw the line regarding how much you allow another person to irritate you?...
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‘Offseason’ Review: Heavy Is the Island That Wears the Curse
A well-known horror trope no-no is not to accept a sudden invitation to go somewhere remote. In...
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REVIEW: In ‘Slaxx,’ the killer is a pair of blue jeans. What more do you need?
Slaxx is a very silly movie with a seriously good story to tell. A delightfully violent allegory...
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‘The Dark and the Wicked’ Dives Into the Bleak Side of Mortality and Gives Some Scares While Doing So
In the space of grief and hopelessness, there are the bad things. Everything in every aspect...
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REVIEW: Natasha Kermani’s ‘Lucky’ has something to say.
Blending home invasion horror with a blistering commentary on life in the modern age, Natasha...
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INTERVIEW: Director Justin Dyck of ‘Anything For Jackson’
Exorcism movies have been a part of the horror movie family tree for years, and they’ve...
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‘Host’ Is A Clever Horror Movie That Uses Quarantine and Tech Effectively
The current COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on many industries – including film and TV...
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Z’ Cautions About An Imaginary Friend Gone Bad, But Hints At Something More Sinister
At first glance, Z takes on the look like your conventional child-is-haunted by an unnamed entity...
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