Fantasia Film Festival 2025 has me in its grip, and I have watched a handful of movies that I can’t shake off. Burning wasn’t the first film I caught, but it was at the top of my watchlist, and I almost want to forget it. As a quick caveat, Burning is a Kyrgyzstan film, and […]
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“Hot Spring Shark Attack” was all I needed to read to pique my interest in this film. I am a sucker for sharksploitation films. Jaws doesn’t need any hype from me; there are plenty of thrillers with great stories, implementing fears of open water, deep ocean, stalking sharks, and frenzied attacks. Deep Blue Sea, Sharknado,
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May felt exceptionally long, and I am struggling to keep up with the new horror this year. What an exciting predicament. Sinners is sailing well above the competition I have running in my Letterboxd account. It is visually stunning, complemented by immersive music and sound design, all woven together in a captivating story. Heart Eyes
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Who’s not living for the latest action, thriller, and horror movies? They’re always on my radar. I watched a trailer for Steppenwolf and felt drawn in by the violence and exciting kills. It’s the latest film from acclaimed director Adilkhan Yerzhanov (Goliath) and Oscar-nominated producer Alexander Rodnyansky (Leviathan). You can hop over to ARROW today for the exclusive release
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There are so many holidays to celebrate, and for many of us, Mother’s Day isn’t one of those. May 11th will come and go without a second thought, and we can deal with our own mothers any way we like. Personally, I had no contact with my mother for a few years before her passing,
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Does Screamboat need my review? No, but I am in the best company and know my audience. We are the exact people whom this film hopes to charm. Screamboat is written by Matthew Garcia-Dunn and Steven LaMorte and directed by LaMorte (The Mean One). I expected to have a good laugh here and there, but
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I am always on the hunt for new film releases. In this case, the neo-noir genre-subverting Dark My Light was an exciting addition to my watchlist. I usually begin my movie research with a few stops on the lovely interwebs. I was happy to read the little information I did, as I try to avoid
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Shudder has been feeding me a constant stream of entertainment this month. I promise this isn’t an ad for Shudder, but the variety is splendid. I may not like every title, but each has had something to enjoy. In this case, I’m excited to share that I found another winner. Up next on my list
Fréwaka // Irish Horror: Scrapbooking Obituaries is Diaboliocal Read More »
I’m always excited about the new batch of movies that Shudder releases every month. I am determined to stream their entire catalog, but I often find myself playing catch-up. From the golden oldies to the freshest horror flicks, I have plenty to stream. I began my week with The Black Cat (1984) and The City
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Easter isn’t the first thing I think of during these fine spring months; I am an atheist. However, I am also Mexican, and we have a lot of traditions. And every year, the fish menus, the pop-up stands filled with baskets and cascarones, rabbit piñatas, and flowers and crosses, spring up all over. The schools
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