‘Afraid’ (2024) Is A Hilariously Misguided A.I. Horror Movie
Afraid is a movie so ill-conceived, so scattershot, so deeply confused about what it’s supposed to be that it might as well have been written by A.I. itself.
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Horror Films & Shows
‘The Crow’ Movie Review (1994 & 2024) with John & Vin
The Crow is a new 2024 film adaptation of the 1989 comic by James O’Barr. Directed by Rupert Sanders and written by
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‘Alien: Romulus’ Movie Review with John & Vin
Alien: Romulus is out now! In the story, a brand-new crew of travelers encounter strange creatures on an abandoned space
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‘Alien: Romulus’ Conquers Reliance On Nostalgia With Jaw-Dropping Cinematic Style
Fede Álvarez concocts a blend of dread-fueled horror and whacked-out science despite too much franchise reverence.
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Video Review: Alien Movie Retrospective with John & Vin
With Alien: Romulus coming out this week, now is the perfect time to reflect on the origins of the awesome
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Fantasia Fest 2024 Review: ‘The Beast Within’, A Gothic Tale of Childhood Trauma
Fantasia Fest brought an unusual horror movie that touches on childhood trauma. The Beast Within brings back the old-school flavor
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Fantasia Fest 2024: 10 Most Anticipated Movies To Watch
For the past three years, it’s been a privilege for this writer to cover Fantasia Fest for a different outlet.
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‘Lumina’: An Absurdly Inept Attempt at Sci-Fi
Aliens and otherworldly beings are a cinematic staple. They perfectly lend themselves to the screen, with endless possibilities for their
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Review: ‘Longlegs’ is the Silliest Horror Film of the Year
It will be very hard to talk about Osgood Perkins‘ latest film, Longlegs, without revealing a single element from its
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‘Interview With The Vampire Part II’ Goes Out in a Blaze of Glory
After two seasons and fifteen episodes, the story of Louis de Pointe du Lac has come to a close. The
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‘Maxxxine’: Mia Goth & VHS Scuzz Mark a Gloriously Salacious Final Chapter
In March 2022, director Ti West and star Mia Goth unveiled their new slasher film, X, with a little twist after the credits:
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Review: ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ is Empathetic, Tense, and Surprising
The late Roger Ebert once gave Jurassic Park a lukewarm 3-star review, broadly criticizing the movie for lacking the subtle
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