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“Trap” Review: M. Night Shyamalan’s Latest

When I settled into my theater seat for M. Night Shyamalan’s latest film, “Trap,” I was prepared for the unexpected. After all, Shyamalan has built a career on narrative surprises and twists that have left … Read This Story
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Review: “The Mouse Trap” (2024) – Slasher Comedy FAIL

In the ever-evolving landscape of horror, the slasher genre has been a staple, drawing fans with its blend of suspense, gore, and, at times, dark humor. Enter “The Mouse Trap,” a 2024 horror slasher that … Read This Story
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[REVIEW] Pulse (2006) revisiting AGAIN!

Updated August 6th, 2024; It has been 17 years since “Pulse” was created and brought to Hollywood by Wes Craven, and holy crap, does this movie deserve another look. ( Yep, I reviewed Pulse (2006) … Read This Story
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We Are Zombies (2024) Movie Review

“We Are Zombies”: A Mixed Bag of Undead Hijinks In the ever-expanding universe of zombie comedies, “We Are Zombies” stumbles onto the scene with a premise that promises fresh meat but doesn’t always deliver the … Read This Story

Quadrant: Unleashing the Ripper Within

What happens when the shackles surrounding a person’s inner demons are loosened? The new film Quadrant explores that idea, delving into the potential for dormant murderous tendencies to emerge when given the right catalyst. In … Read This Story
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) [REVIEW]

A Campy, Sexually Charged Symphony of Subversive Sexuality Buckle up, horror hounds, because we’re diving into a cinematic experience unlike any other: The Rocky Horror Picture Show. This 1975 cult classic isn’t your typical slasher flick … Read This Story
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Drums (2024): A Promising Debut in Supernatural Short Film

“Drums” (2024) is a short mystery/horror film that marks the directorial debut of Bulgarian filmmaker Miroslav Petkov. Clocking in at just over five minutes, the film manages to pack an intriguing premise and a surprising … Read This Story
Mia Goth and Halsey in MaXXXine (2024)

“MaXXXine: A Dazzling, Neon-Soaked Finale to Ti West’s X Trilogy”

As I settled into my seat for “MaXXXine,” the highly anticipated conclusion to Ti West’s X trilogy, I couldn’t help but feel a mixture of excitement and trepidation. How would West cap off this audacious … Read This Story