There’s something special about keeping traditions and nostalgia, especially when it comes to Christmas. That’s the basis for There’s Something In The Barn, a 2023 Norwegian horror comedy that packs in more laughs and shocks than your office Christmas party. Let’s take a look at this uproarious holiday horror and …
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When Influencer released in 2022, it told the story of a twisted friendship between two ladies. One was a popular social media maven who was internally distraught, and the other was a femme fatale who held a personal grudge against…social media mavens. Three years later, we have Influencers, the sequel …
Read More »‘WE BURY THE DEAD’ (2025) Review: Grief Is the Real Monster
We Bury The Dead isn’t a zombie movie in the way most people think of zombie movies. There’s no real interest in thrills, body counts, or clever rules of survival. Instead, it’s a quiet, heavy film about grief, obligation, and the exhausting work of moving on. DAISY RIDLEY plays Ava, …
Read More »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 …
Read More »‘WOLF CREEK’ (2005): Horror Built on Isolation, Not Spectacle
Wolf Creek is an Australian horror film best known not for flashy scares or clever twists, but for how bleak and unsettling it feels. Directed by Greg McLean, the film leans into realism, distance, and vulnerability. It’s a slow, uncomfortable experience that sticks with viewers long after it ends. This …
Read More »‘FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’s 2’ – A Sequel Built For The Fans Who Never Left – Review
The Family at Center of Freddy’s Darkest Secrets Directed by Emma Tammi, Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 centers on Mike Schmidt (Josh Hutcherson: The Hunger Games) as he continues to try to build a sense of normalcy for himself and his younger sister Abby (Piper Rubio) after the events at …
Read More »‘KING KONG’ (2005) – Twenty Years Later: Bigger and Sadder Than Ever
When King Kong arrived in theaters in 2005, it came with enormous expectations. Peter Jackson had just finished The Lord of the Rings, one of the most successful and celebrated film trilogies ever made. His next project was a remake of a movie many considered untouchable: the 1933 King Kong. …
Read More »Bryan Fuller’s ‘DUST BUNNY’ (2025) – Movie Review
Dust Bunny has some visual effects that immediately call to mind Guillermo del Toro, particularly the textured, storybook darkness of Pan’s Labyrinth. There’s a tactile quality to the creatures and environments that makes the world feel lived in rather than digitally sterile. For a feature film debut, Bryan Fuller shows …
Read More »Emmett Alston’s ‘NEW YEAR’S EVIL’ (1980) – Retro Review
Emmett Alston’s New Year’s Evil helped spawn an entire iconic era for the horror genre. Horror was just making a comeback after years of terrible films. Let’s face it, we all know there are some pretty bad blockbusters out there. There is no imagination anymore unless you are making a …
Read More »Kiah Roache-Turner’s ‘BEAST OF WAR’ (2025) – Movie Review
I’ve been a fan of Kiah Roache-Turner since his first film Wyrmwood, which gave us a unique take on the living dead. I loved his Ghostbusters with demons film Nekrotronic. I was excited as hell when after 7 years we finally got a sequel to Wyrmwood with Wyrmwood Apocalypse and …
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