A nest is a safe space for animals — a contrivance of comfort for birds, mammals, and reptiles alike, where they go for rest and hibernation after a long day of hunting and gathering — but what happens when that nest, that Haven of rest and relaxation, turns into something sinister? This is the question […]
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It’s time for one last weekend getaway before everyone parts ways. How about we head to a secluded barn house for a bloody good time? Josie thinks that inviting her so-called friends to her family barn might be just what she needs before heading to college. Check out the trailer for Blood Barn below. There’s
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Night Patrol feels like someone took Colors (1988), Baller Blockin’ (2000), and 30 Days of Night (2007) and put them in a blender. The mix is unbalanced and chaotic, but entertaining nonetheless. Night Patrol reminds me of movies like Dead Heist (2007) and Bloodz vs. Wolvez (2006) in the best and worst ways. I love
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Spanish filmmaker Alex de la Iglesia made his directorial debut with 1994’s Mutant Action. He introduced Spain’s moviegoing audience to a stylised form of filmmaking and storytelling that was new to them. With his next releases, Day Of The Beast (1995), Dancing With The Devil (1997) and Common Wealth (2000), De la Iglesia soon established
Las Brujas De Zugarramurdi // A Bizarre And Entertaining Flick Featuring Witches Read More »
If you were on the fence about the 28 Years Later trilogy, this new installment might win you over! 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple feels more like 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later with more action, tension, and violence, while maintaining the GORGEOUS cinematography from 28 Years Later. The first movie in the
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Humans have a weird relationship with animals. We have domesticated cats and dogs to worship and pamper in our homes. Many of us observe Shark Week. Meanwhile, quite a few billionaires pay more than my life is worth to get torn to bits by large beasts. So, of course animals gone wild is a very
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Virginia Gilbert’s Reawakening follows the story of a couple whose relationship is suffocated by the grief of their missing daughter, Clare. Joy and suspicion dance around the couple’s interactions once Clare returns after 10 years. Reawakening (2024) is now available on VOD if you want to dig into a family drama. There is a layer
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Here’s another movie I missed at the theater in 2025 and regret. Dust Bunny is a fantasy thriller starring Mads Mikkelsen, Sigourney Weaver, and Sophie Sloan. It is written and directed by Bryan Fuller. It follows 10-year-old Aurora who believes her parents were eaten by a monster under her bed. She then procures the services
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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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