Reviews

‘FRIDAY THE 13th PART 2’ (1981) Gave Us Jason the Killer!

Directed by Steve Miner, Friday the 13th Part 2 is the 1981 sequel that helped turn a one-off horror hit into a full-fledged franchise. While the original film laid the groundwork, this follow-up is where the series begins to settle into its identity, shaping many of the ideas and patterns …

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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 …

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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 …

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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 …

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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 …

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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 …

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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 …

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15 Years of ‘SCREAM 4’ – Do You Like Horror Retros?

15 Years ago, on April 15th 2011, horror fans were once again thrown face-first into Wes Craven’s dark, creative world when Scream 4 hit theatres. The movie is special because not only did it mark Wes Craven’s final film, it was released 15 years after the original Scream in 1996. …

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