Conjuring the Cult Review
My Honest Review: “Conjuring the Cult” Shows Promise, Despite FlawsRating: 2.5/5.0 “Conjuring the Cult”, the latest offering from Breaking Glass Pictures, a renowned horror producer, boasts an intriguing premise: a traumatic event, a mysterious cult, … Read This Story
Hayride to Hell: A Mediocre Ride Through Hell
Hayride to Hell is a film that attempts to ride on the shoulders of horror veteran Bill Moseley, banking on his unmatched ability to bring life to eccentric, disturbed characters. In this case, Moseley takes on … Read This Story
“Cuckoo” (2024) Reviewed
Tilman Singer’s “Cuckoo” is a masterclass in psychological horror, weaving a complex web of unease, paranoia, and downright terror. This unsettling thriller expertly manipulates the viewer’s perceptions, blurring the lines between reality and nightmare. From … Read This Story
“Here After” (2024) Review
I’m all about those classic horror joints – give me some “Texas Chain Saw Massacre” or the OG “Halloween” any day. Hell, even “Dawn of the Dead” from ’78 still gets my blood pumping. But … Read This Story
“The Assistant 2” – A Decent Tubi Thriller
I’m always down for a good thriller, something that keeps me on the edge of my seat, wondering what’s gonna happen next. “The Assistant 2” delivers on that front, serving up a suspenseful narrative that’s … Read This Story
Tubi’s Blood, Beach, Betrayal’: Where Privilege Meets Peril
Blood, Beach, Betrayal emerges as a surprising entry in the slasher genre, trading the typical masked maniac for a more insidious threat lurking beneath the surface of a posh beach resort. This Tubi Original takes … Read This Story
“The Substance” Review: A Brutal Commentary on Beauty Standards
“The Substance” is a freaking nightmare that’ll leave you questioning everything. I mean, we’re talking about a world where people are so obsessed with looking good, they’ll sacrifice their own humanity. And I’m not just … Read This Story
A Soulless Rebirth: “The Crow” (2024) Dumpster Fire.
In a misguided attempt to revive the iconic tale of “The Crow,” director Rupert Sanders has delivered a lackluster, style-over-substance film that fails to capture the essence of James O’Barr’s beloved graphic novel. Bill Skarsgård, … Read This Story
