National Library Week was April 6th-12th, and supporting your local library is more important now than ever. Libraries have far more than books. Many libraries provide activities for children, career help for adults, and resources for financial hardship. There are computers and internet access. They even have games and movies that you can check out. […]
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The Ugly Stepsister was a pleasant surprise! I didn’t initially have it on my schedule, but when a horror homie (Angel Melanson) vouched for it, I knew I couldn’t miss it. So, I snagged a spot in the theater with other friends who had heard the good word about the film and buckled in for
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Supernatural horror is my bag! I was super excited to lay my eyes on Rosario at the Overlook Film Festival during one of the late-night slots. The film follows a successful woman, Rosario (Emeraude Toubia), who has to spend the night watching her grandmother’s corpse until the ambulance comes. Of course, things get supernatural as
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I will preface this review by saying that I generally hate romance movies. I was interested in Heart Eyes for fun kills and comedic dialogue I knew the writing team would deliver! When Michael Kennedy and Christopher Landon link up, I know I will laugh, and several people will die. They don’t try to reinvent
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I had the opportunity to see Nosferatu (2024) early, and it did not disappoint! I skipped the trailers as usual but could not stay completely in a bubble and I kept hearing great things about the movie. However, I kept my expectations grounded.
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Heretic (2024) has just hit the VOD streets. If you are wondering if it’s worth the hefty $19.99 rental price tag (or $24.99 if you commit to buying it), then keep reading. The film follows two missionaries who knock on the wrong door.
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email It’s that time again, and everyone is nailing down their favorite films of 2024. This is the second year I’ve kept track of everything I’ve seen via a list on Letterboxd. It was a great year for horror, and after watching tons of
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I had been outside the club, looking in, while people said amazing things about The Substance (2024). While I did not see it on the big screen (I have regrets), it still had a colossal impact! This film easily slid into my top
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email The last film of my Brooklyn Horror Fest tour was Bone Lake. I caught this film after returning home because I missed seeing it on the big screen. I went in mostly blind, only knowing it was an erotic thriller (unfortunately, my least
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I caught the Saturday late-night movie at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, Custom (2024), and was pleasantly surprised by the concept. The last act lost me, but the first two acts make Custom worth checking out at least once. We follow a couple
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