Tubi Original Marry, F***, Kill: Do You Dare Play?
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. And in the chilling new Tubi Original film Marry, F***, Kill, five estranged college friends will find out the hard way what happens when you mess around … Read This Story
Cube: Is The Japanese Remake Worth It?
Explore the bold reimagining of the 1997 cult classic horror film Cube in its Japanese remake. Cat Voleur discusses the updated themes, unique vision, and potential pitfalls of the 2023 version. Is it worth the … Read This Story
What’s Your “Safe Word”? A Tubi Original Film
“Safe Word” is a riveting and enthralling journey into the enigmatic realm of BDSM, masterfully unraveling the intricate dynamics of dominant and submissive partnerships, while powerfully underscoring the crucial role of consent and communication. Boasting … Read This Story
Living with Chucky: A Heartfelt Tribute to the Child’s Play Franchise
The riveting documentary film, “Living with Chucky,” delves into the captivating world of the iconic Child’s Play franchise. Through exclusive behind-the-scenes access, viewers are taken on a journey that explores the profound impact that this … Read This Story
The Super Mario Bros. Film Review
After years of anticipation, the Super Mario Bros. Movie has finally arrived, and it does not disappoint. With nearly four decades of history behind it, as well as a live-action adaptation that missed the mark, … Read This Story
HYPNOTICA: A Cast of Up-and-Coming Actors
Hypnotica: A Review Hypnotica is a 2023 American psychological thriller film directed by A.T. Sharma and starring Adam Johnson, Tim Torre, and Adam Foster. The film is about a young psychiatrist who tries hypnotism to … Read This Story
Can You Survive the New Tubi Original Castaways
In the new post-apocalyptic Tubi Original film Castaways, two women find themselves shipwrecked and alone on a deserted island. As the girls fight to survive, their shared experience bonds them together in ways they could … Read This Story
Film Review “They Wait in the Dark”
Independent horror films are known for their ability to experiment and subvert the norm, but sometimes this approach can backfire. Patrick Rea’s “They Wait in the Dark” is one such film. Despite a promising poster, … Read This Story
