Horror
Yellowjackets – Season 3 Review
Yellowjackets Season 3 is nothing short of a triumph—an exhilarating blend of character study, psychological horror, and mythological dread.
The Rule of Jenny Pen – Film Review
The Rule of Jenny Pen offers a haunting portrait of institutional cruelty, aging, and the last flickers of resistance.
Screamboat – Film Review
Not every joke or scare hits, and it may wear out its welcome before it docks—but this twisted mouse has enough bite to earn a cult following.
Yellowjackets – Season 2 Review
In its second season, Yellowjackets doesn’t just continue its story—it deepens, darkens, and dares more than most prestige television ever attempts.
Yellowjackets – Season 1 Review
Buzzing, brutal, and beautifully executed, Yellowjackets Season One is television at its most primal and profound.
Hell of a Summer – Film Review
As a debut for Wolfhard and Bryk, it shows promise, and with a sharper script and more horror elements, their future projects will be special.
The Woman in the Yard – Film Review
While it doesn’t break new ground, The Woman in the Yard effectively delivers an unsettling and thought-provoking experience.
Death of a Unicorn – Film Review
Death of a Unicorn boasts an exhausting runtime, frustrating supporting characters, and a shocking lack of effective horror elements.
Teeth – Film Review
Despite its flashes of brilliance, Teeth fails to leave a lasting impression beyond its initial shock value.
Borderline – Film Review
All in all, Borderline is a decently entertaining, sometimes thrilling, and often funny debut from Jimmy Warden.