Well, it’s Day 3 of the 31 Days of Horror challenge. I’m not sure if it’s an official challenge, but I’m taking it upon myself to attempt to watch a horror movie every day throughout the month of October. Going… Read More ›
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Day #1: Revealer (2022)
The first film in my 31 days of horror, I chose the Shudder original movie, Revealer. The film was released on June 23, 2022, and directed by Luke Boyce. The plot focuses on two very different characters. The first is… Read More ›
Review of Don’t Worry Darling (2022)
Of all the movies that released in 2022 (as of this review), Don’t Worry Darling have got to be the most disappointing of them all. For those that are wondering, I’ve seen 29 films this year. The two worst films… Read More ›
Review of Fresh (2022)
Fresh stars Sebastian Stan (aka the MCU’s Winter Soldier, aka Bucky Barnes) and Daisy Edgar-Jones (Kya from Where the Crawdads Sing). The film narrative focuses on the horrors of modern dating seen through the eye of Edgar-Jones’ character. The film’s… Read More ›
Review of The Invitation
When Hostel (2005) and Turistas (2006) came out, I was convinced that I should never travel abroad. Besides, why should I have to cross an ocean or border when there are horrific things that could happen to me while I’m… Read More ›
Review of The Black Phone
If you’re looking for a supernatural thriller to entertain you this summer, my pick currently is The Black Phone, directed by Scott Derrickson and adapted from Joe Hill’s short story by the same name. The film follows Finney Shaw, a… Read More ›
Review of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
After 14 years, over 20 movies, and a handful of television shows Marvel Studios has released its first horror film in their superhero franchise. To mark this occasion, Marvel Studios was able to get Sam Raimi, known for The Evil… Read More ›
Review of Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021)
When I was a child, I wanted to be a Ghostbuster when I grew up. Heck, if I was given the opportunity today to put one of those uniforms and strap on a proton pack I wouldn’t hesitate. I think I… Read More ›
Review of A Quiet Place Part II
A Quiet Place (2018) was my favorite film that year. I remember watching it in theaters with my friends. Most of the theater stayed as quiet as the Abbott family. No one unwrap their overpriced, cellophane wrapped theater sized box… Read More ›
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