Tyler McNamer

Tyler lives in Los Angeles with his husband, Oscar, and their two pugs, Mr. Pugsley Ray & Ms. LadyPug Valentine.

Millennial Monster Slayers: ‘DEMON SQUAD: TOOTH AND CLAW’ (2026) – Movie Review

After the success of the first film, Demon Squad (2019), and a Kickstarter (Read about the Kickstarter) campaign, director Thomas Smith is back to bring the “Demon Squad” to tackle their greatest foe yet. When a string of brutal killings is linked to a werewolf, paranormal investigator Nick Moon (Khristian …

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Maui Owie: ‘PRIMATE’ (2026) – Movie Review

After returning home to Hawaii, Lucy (Johnny Sequoyah: Dexter: New Blood 2022) is excited to see her estranged family. She’s brought along her best friends to meet her eccentric kin. After years apart, she’s reunited with her novelist father (Troy Kotsur: The Number 23 2007), her sister Kate (Victoria Wyant: …

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Feliz Navi-DEAD: ‘SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT’ (2025) – Movie Review

After a childhood encounter with Santa leaves both of his parents dead, Billy (Rohan Campbell, Halloween Ends 2022) becomes a killer transient who spends his holiday seasons spreading holiday cheer in his own twisted way. This Christmas, he ends up in Hackett, Minnesota, where he meets Pamela (Ruby Modine, Happy …

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Happenstance Horror Fest 2025 – ‘Fears With Queers’ Shorts

Taking over Salem, Massachusetts, Happenstance Horror Fest (HHF) provides an opportunity for horror of all subgenres to be shared with blood thirsty horror fans. For fans of queer cinema, HHF celebrates the LGBTQ+ community with its first-ever queer horror block, Fears With Queers. Pride~In~Our~Steps Directed By: Jonathan Riles Synopsis: Artists …

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Blood, Sweat, and Fears: ‘IN OUR BLOOD’ (2024) – Movie Review

Nothing is as it seems when filmmaker Emily Wyland (Brittany O’Grady: White Lotus 2021) teams up with cinematographer Danny (E. J. Bonilla: The Exorcist: Believer 2023) to shoot In Our Blood, an intimate documentary about reuniting with Emily’s estranged mother (Alanna Ubach: The Last of Us 2025) after a decade …

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Lost in a Sea of Monotony: ‘THE DROWNED’ (2025) – Movie Review

Making his feature film debut, director Samuel Clemens takes viewers on an isolating trip to a house that feels abandoned near the edge of the world. Woven with references to Greek mythology, The Drowned follows three thieves who have just stolen a priceless painting and arrive at a secluded safe …

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Living Dead Girls: A. Rushby’s ‘SLASHED BEAUTIES’ (2025) – Book Review

Anatomical Venus - Photograph: University of Montpellier

Author A. Rushby (The Stand In 2022) takes readers on a journey into the dark underbelly of Georgian-era London with Slashed Beauties. In an attempt to entice male medical students to study female anatomy in eighteenth-century London, ultrarealistic wax figures of women are created – otherwise known as anatomical Venuses. …

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Merry-Gore-Round: ‘PLAYGROUND: CHILD OF DIVORCE’ (2025) – Book Review

It’s 10 pm. Do you know where your children are? Playground: Child of Divorce (COD) is the prequel to 2022’s infamously viral TikTok hit, Playground, taking place a few years before Geraldine’s twisted arena was fully built. Author Aron Beauregard has returned to bring readers once again into Geraldine Borden’s …

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Doodles of Doom: Seth Worley’s ‘SKETCH’ (2025) – Movie Review

Seth Worley makes his feature film debut as the writer & director for Sketch. Tony Hale (Veep 2012-2019) stars as a widowed father struggling to raise his two children amid the loss of their mother. Having trouble coping with the emotions of loss, Amber (Bianca Belle: Lady in the Lake …

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