To the untrained observer, or someone who simply isn’t a horror fan, horror and musicals mix just about as well as oil and water. But the truth is quite different, especially if you add camp to the carnage. In this context, camp isn’t the usual “so bad that it’s good,” because it isn’t just the comedy. […]
Scream and Sing // Terrifying Horror Musicals for Fans of Camp and Carnage Read More »
As an ardent movie lover, I believe that for every popular Hollywood or English-language movie, there is an equally, if not lesser-known, foreign-language counterpart — like El Elegido (1985), which preceded movies like The Game (1997) or The Truman Show (1998). A good 21st century example of this phenomenon would be 2017’s Killing God, also
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When you sit back, kick your feet up, and realize everyone is in on the joke, you’ll have a good time. Ricky Valente is back in Narco Sharks – or is it Narco Shark 2? No, it’s definitely Narco Sharks. Ricky Valente is back in Narco Sharks, sequel to Narco Shark, sans the black magic
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CW is back. And so is Madison. Influencers is not a sequel I was jumping to see. The original film was a one-layer idea stretched thin and quite boring for something that wanted to critique influencer culture. So imagine my surprise when this follow-up actually…works. Not perfectly, but better. This One Has Stakes This time
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Carrie (Rainey Qualley) has been obsessed with the local urban legend of the Pig People of Pig Hill since childhood. She’s writing a book to uncover the truth behind the stories when another local woman goes missing. The tenth one so far. There may be rumors and old stories about people kidnapping local women to
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The Norwegians love to have fun with their mythology, and it shows with movies like Trollhunter (2011), Troll (2022), and now Troll 2 (2025), which just debuted on Netflix. And before there’s any confusion, we are not talking about the animated DreamWorks Trolls (2016). Written by Espen Auken and directed by Roar Uthaug, Troll 2
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Body horror meets the supernatural in the latest from the Adams Family (John Adams, Toby Poser, and daughters, Zelda and Lulu Adams). It’s no secret that this family is passionate about horror stories and filmmaking, and Mother of Flies is proof of that. Horror You Can Feel After her cancer returns, Mickey (Zelda Adams) has
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There’s a certain moment that happens in a horror film when you know, this is it. This is the moment that we came for. In Osgood Perkins’ Keeper, that moment doesn’t come. Instead, we sit through writer Nick Lepard’s tangled examination of a male dominated society where women are the inevitable sacrifice for it all
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Mag Mag is a surprising Japanese horror-comedy gem. It knows when to go full disturbing, but also knows how to break the tension with a good laugh. Director Yuriyan Retriever and writer Eisuke Naitô have crafted a dark, odd world with a few surprising twists. What is Mag Mag about? After the Mag Mag spirit
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There have been more than a handful of films that depict survival in snow-covered environments. Someone has to fight against the elements in order to make it back to civilization. If they are able to make it at all. Hugo Keijzer’s The Occupant quickly becomes a survival thriller that fixates so heavily on the act
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