Reviews

‘MAN FINDS TAPE’ (2025) – Movie Review

Found-footage horror has always walked a fine line between immersion and gimmick, and Man Finds Tape (2025) understands that better than most recent entries in the genre. Co-directed by Paul Gandersman and Peter S. Hall, the film begins with a simple hook: a young man in a small Texas town …

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‘DIABOLIC’ (2025) Review: A Fresh Take On Religious Horror!

Organized religion is frightening enough in reality. With its mysticism, power structures, and potential for corruption, it’s a natural fit for the horror genre. Most films tend to center on Catholicism or Judaism, leaning into exorcisms, rituals, and ancient doctrine. Diabolic (2025), however, turns its focus to Mormonism — territory …

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Lake Of Nightmares: Jennifer Van Gesell’s ‘WATER HORSE’ (2024) – Movie Review

I have mentioned before that I am a big fan of found footage films. Jennifer Van Gesell’s Water Horse took me to another realm. A realm where found footage meets a dark back story. The style has been tried many times, but these movies are hit or miss. The style …

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Breaking The Bank: Kevin Lewis’s ‘MISDIRECTION’ (2026) – Movie Review

Kevin Lewis’s Misdirection lays down an obvious plot, or so you think. I don’t usually watch films with bank robbers or anything similar. If it isn’t horror or retro cartoons, I am not really tending to give it a chance. Misdirection has influenced me a bit to at least give …

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Danishka Esterhazy’s Tubi Original ‘MATCH’ (2025) – Movie Review

Online dating is one of the more common ways for people to meet in modern times. With that parasocial presence comes a lot of uncertainty about the type of people that you’re liable to open yourself up to. That’s the story of Match, one of the newest Tubi Original horror …

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Sputters, Then Stalls: ‘VAN LIFE’ (2026) Movie Review

Thor Moreno’s 2026 semi–found footage thriller Van Life presents a compelling premise that ultimately struggles to sustain its feature-length ambitions. The film follows Zoe (Kelsey Osborne), a law school dropout who abandons her conventional path to pursue solitude and self-discovery in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. When Zoe goes …

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‘THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS’ (1991): A Study in Power, Fear, and Control

The Silence of the Lambs is a 1991 psychological thriller directed by Jonathan Demme and based on Thomas Harris’s 1988 novel. On the surface, it’s a serial killer story. But what makes it iconic is not just the hunt for a murderer. It’s the unsettling psychological duel at the center …

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Kerry Mondragon’s ‘WETIKO’ (2022) – Movie Review

Wetiko changed my whole perception of foreign films. I only recently gave them another try, and some were actually pretty enjoyable. Wetiko saved me from fear of subtitles. I feel as if they ruin the experience of the film. However, Wetiko kept me wondering and also pretty surprised. I thought this …

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Colum Eastwood’s ‘THE MORRIGAN’ (2026) – Movie Review

The Morrigan has a cool and promising plot line that immediately caught my attention, especially as someone who is a huge consumer of Gaelic mythology and folklore. The film follows an archaeologist who specializes in Gaelic legends as she travels with her teenage daughter to a remote region of Ireland. …

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TerrorVision Turns 40!

It’s wild to think that 40 years have gone by since the cult favorite Terrorvision first blasted onto screens on Valentine’s Day of 1986. This movie was written and directed by Ted Nicolaou (read our interview with him HERE). The killer cast includes Diane Franklin (Better Off Dead 1985), Mary …

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