One hell of a new take on the “chosen one must save the universe” trope.
Category: Reviews
“A Nightmarish Slog” Skinamarink review
Few movies will fill you with as much frustration, intrigue, and boredom as indie darling Skinamarink, but unfortunately that’s precisely what it does
“A Silly Romp Through A.I.-What-If’s” M3GAN review
As far as terrifying dolls go, Megan might be the cream of the crop and kicks off (hopefully) another great year of horror film excellence.
Logan’s Top Ten Movies of 2022
Find out which movies released in 2022 stood out as the best… or the worst. Overview 2022 has been an interesting year for movies. In particular, there were a number of quality horror and mystery films that I quite enjoyed.…
Violent Night… holy… hell! What a night!
Christmas might be over, but we still have plenty of movies to discuss: Violent Night, the action vehicle for Stranger Things star David Harbour as he brings an edge to Santa Claus that surprisingly works, Colin breaks it down here
The Rockiest of Adam’s, the Blackest of Nights – Review of Black Adam
Well, it finally happened, we finally got to see the Rock play a superhero… or super anti-hero? I feel like this movie was announced forever ago and to finally see it was like, “Yay! We did it all!” Black Adam…
“A Modern Look at Pregnancy and Choices” Cherry review
Like many teenage pregnancy stories before it, Cherry attempts to tackle the delicate issues facing potential mothers with an admittedly uneven approach.
The Slasher Awards: Standalone Edition
A comparison of standalone slashers and how they incorporate common slasher clichés. Overview After watching (lucky number) 13 popular slasher franchises for my classic and modern (1 & 2) slasher awards, it seemed time to compare a set of standalone…
They/Them Review
Taking a look at They/Them (2022) through my POV as a non-binary horror fan. ***Contains Spoilers*** Overview They/Them is a slasher film set at a gay conversion camp. Most of the campers are there because they are gay, but there’s…
“A Pandemic-Themed Ride of Tension and Humor” Sick review
John Hyams delivers a timely message that our actions during the pandemic were sometimes necessary and bizarre while crafting a nerve-wrecking and hilariously great horror ride.