We’re back in Shadyside, but this time we’re in 1988, gearing up for the event of the year: the Shadyside High School Prom. Based on the book by beloved horror author R.L. Stine, Fear Street: Prom Queen is Netflix’s fourth entry in their Fear Street series. Leigh Janiak’s 2021 trilogy was released one week after […]
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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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“Don’t live here, don’t surf here.” That is the message that is given loud and clear to anyone who wants to surf in the waves at the small Australian beach in The Surfer. Lured by the calm beach and the perfect waves, anyone who approaches these waters are greeted by a group of bullies protecting
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Imagine your new job requires a single task. No history needed. Excellent pay. Oh, and a strict dress code: a white, long-sleeve button-up shirt with a black tie and black shoes. All you need to do is keep an eye on a strange hole; I apologize, the word is “anomaly”. Simply monitor this anomaly in
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Pater Noster and the Mission of Light offers a fun nod to 70s horror and finishes strong with an explosive bang. Written and directed by Christopher Bickel, the movie has landed at Salem Horror Fest to shock audiences. Pater Noster and the Mission of Light is not just a good time; it’s a trippy experience.
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The Rebrand is a fun and exciting addition to Salem Horror Fest this year. Written by Kaye Adelaide and Nancy Webb and directed by Adelaide, we are greeted with a found footage, documentary-style horror comedy ready for all the big screens. Once I dove into this movie, it’s no wonder it won Best Feature at
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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
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I filled my Friday night with vampires and juke joints by checking out Sinners. It did not disappoint! I managed to avoid all the trailers for the film. I knew Ryan Coogler directed it, Michael B. Jordan was starring in it, and there were vampires involved somehow. That’s all I had to go on, and
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