Horror
Stranger Things – Season 3 Review
Stranger Things Season 3 is an electrifying triumph that successfully combines nostalgia, horror, and heartfelt storytelling.
Stranger Things – Season 2 Review
Stranger Things Season 2 is an electrifying journey into nostalgia and adventure. With its impeccable blend of supernatural suspense, 80s nostalgia, and heartwarming friendships, this season surpasses the high expectations set by its predecessor.
The Pope’s Exorcist – Film Review
The Pope’s Exorcist is a disappointing addition to the horror genre. With its predictable plot, underdeveloped characters, and uninspired scares, the film fails to leave a lasting impression.
Enys Men – Film Review
Enys Men may utilize its atmosphere in a stylish manner, but it’s still a shockingly boring and uneventful horror film that serves as a test of the viewer’s patience rather than the surreal epic it wants to be.
- 2023
- Horror
Evil Dead Rise – Film Review
Intensely gory, fantastically bloody, darkly tense, and full of surprises around every corner, Lee Cronin’s Evil Dead Rise is an expertly crafted, crowd-pleasing horror film.
Kids vs. Aliens – Film Review
While certainly not without its flaws, Kids vs. Aliens is a delightfully entertaining science-fiction horror outing that has a few tricks up its sleeves.
- 2023
- Science Fiction, Horror, Adventure, Action
Renfield – Film Review
Although it has a few entertaining moments, Renfield is a disappointingly unfunny and hollow adventure that not even Nicolas Cage in the role of Dracula can save.
I See You – Film Review
I See You starts off as a by-the-numbers horror-thriller but transforms into a genuinely shocking and entertaining outing in its hugely unpredictable and interesting third act.
Children of the Corn – Film Review
Children of the Corn is an abysmal remake of Stephen King’s classic story complete with an incompetent script, weak characters, and some of the worst dialogue you’ll see in a movie in a long time.
Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey – Film Review
Impressive kills and great atmosphere are sadly not enough to save Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey from being a majorly generic and sloppily written misfire that doesn’t manage to utilize its crazy concept to its fullest potential.