“Killer Body Count” (2024) Tubi Review
In the ever-evolving landscape of horror, originality can be a rare commodity. Tubi’s latest offering, “Killer Body Count,” treads a familiar path – a group of teenagers isolated in a vulnerable location, stalked by a … Read This Story
Arcadian Underutilizes the Manic Genius of Nicolas Cage
When you sit down to watch a Nicolas Cage movie, you expect a certain level of unhinged, over-the-top insanity – the kind of balls-to-the-wall performance that has made him a cult icon among his most … Read This Story
Tarot (2024) Movie Review: A Stale Hand
In an era overstuffed with horror films exploiting any premise imaginable, it was only a matter of time before someone turned to the ominous imagery of tarot cards. Enter “Tarot,” the feature debut of directors … Read This Story
Founders Day Review: A Dull Political Slasher That Lacks Bite
Founders Day sets itself up as a mashup of slasher horror and political satire, taking place in the small town of Fairwood amid a heated mayoral election. As the incumbent Mayor Gladwell fights to fend … Read This Story
“Late Night with the Devil” Review: A Devilishly Fun Descent Into 70s Occult Madness
The devil works hard, but Late Night with the Devil works harder. This audacious horror mind-bender dares to go where few have gone before – straight into the musty, shag-carpeted, wood-paneled depths of a 1970s … Read This Story
Abigail Review: This Vampire Flick Has Bite
From the twisted minds of directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, the creative forces behind modern horror hits like Ready or Not and the latest Scream movies, comes Abigail – a deliriously demented genre mashup … Read This Story
Hanky Panky Review: A Deliriously Bizarre Horror-Comedy Gem
Imagine a world where your trusty handkerchief is more than just a cloth for wiping your nose – it’s a talking, wise-cracking companion with a mind of its own. Welcome to the delightfully absurd world … Read This Story
Sting (2024) Movie Review
Arachnids tend to get an unfairly bad reputation in pop culture as mindless, venomous monsters. The new horror film “Sting” does little to dispel that notion, taking the straightforward premise of a flesh-eating space spider … Read This Story
