HOKUM is a quietly unsettling horror film that proves atmosphere can be far more powerful than shock value. Set in a remote, weather-worn hotel, the film leans into isolation and ambiguity, creating a sense of unease that builds steadily rather than relying on obvious scares. It’s the kind of movie that …
Read More »And Cut: Calvin Morie McCarthy’s ‘EVIDENCE OF THE BOOGEYMAN’ (2025) – Review
Calvin Morie McCarthy’s Evidence Of The Boogeyman is a jump-scare-invested visual effects piece that actually made me jump a bit. The crew knew exactly how to piece together a good, twisted ride of a bunch of “What the f**k?” moments. I always come across a lot of these up-and-comers on …
Read More »This Isn’t A Music Act: József Gallai’s ‘THE BLACK EYED CHILDREN’ (2026)
,József Gallai’s The Black Eyed Children is a movie that I will do my best to be fair with. I will explain my reasoning through the next few paragraphs to try to figure out the plot. The film left me with a hunger for more; I am always fair and …
Read More »A Day with the Living Dead: ‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy’ (2026) – Review
(Note: Contains Spoilers…somewhat) What’s It About? A family from the United States is living in Cairo, while journalist father ,Charlie Cannon (wonderfully played by Jack Reynor) is waiting to hear about a full time job back in the States. His wife Larissa is a nurse and pregnant with their third …
Read More »It’s A Sign Of The Times To Read The Review For ‘PROJECT HAIL MARY’ (2026)
Project Hail Mary (2026) has been lighting up theaters for over a month, captivating audiences with its stunning visuals and emotional depth. Across TikTok, clips of its unforgettable score and standout scenes are everywhere, fueling the buzz around this sci-fi spectacle. But with all the hype, the real question remains—does …
Read More »Be Afraid of the Big Bad Wolves: ‘THE HOWLING’ (1981) Revisited – Retro Review
As most of you know, I love werewolf movies almost as much as I do 80s slasher flicks. When I was a kid, my mom and dad were watching The Howling on satellite one night, and it creeped me out and helped form my love of werewolves at the same …
Read More »Breaking the Rules: Brandon Hardstock’s ‘HOUSE AT THE EDGE OF THE WOODS’ (2026) – Review
When I first started watching it, it seemed a little basic, the usual setting, the usual story. Something clicked in my head. There was a background noise that sounded like something and creeped me out. I can relate to the noise in Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things. The film …
Read More »Diego Velasco’s ‘THE WHISTLER’ (2026) – Movie Review
The Whistler is a 2026 urban Legend horror film which follows a mother who lost her daughter to the Whistler and has to get her back at all costs. Reeling from their daughter’s loss, Nicole and Sebastian come into possession of a secluded Venezuelan farm, unaware of the dark forces …
Read More »Disappeared: Markian Tarasiuk’s ‘HUNTING MATTHEW NICHOLS’ (2024) – Review
Some things are better off in the past, forgotten after the world’s technology, as Hunting Matthew Nichols nailed it. The style of the movie kept me in a trance, following the movie in my head like a tidal wave of emotion. The entire movie caught me by surprise in so …
Read More »More Blood? Hell yeah! ‘Gialli, Guns And Gore: The Brutal Films of Darren Ward’ – Review
If you’re not familiar with the work of UK filmmaker Darren Ward, fret not, neither was I. However, with a new boxed set, Blu-ray release from Ward’s own Giallo Films and Treasured Films Ltd., the maestro of lo-fi brutality will finally get a wider audience, and his sanguinary soaked due! …
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