Reviews
Vidar the Vampire Reimagines Jesus as a Vampire [Review]
Vidar the Vampire is an irreverent, black comedy that reimagines Jesus as a vampire. The film plays on the obvious connections—drinking blood and rising from the dead—to highlight some o...
Review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Is Way More Fun Than Expected
Colin Trevorrow’s franchise-restarter Jurassic World shocked everyone by making the most money at the box office of any movie in the history of the world. Okay, that’s a slight exaggeratio...
Album Review: Prequelle is Ghost at Their Finest
On June 1st, Sweden’s occult rock hero’s Ghost released their 4th album entitled Prequelle to mostly favorable reviews and fan approval. As of this writing Prequ...
Hereditary Is Overrated and Doesn’t Live Up To All The Hype
At this point, anytime a horror movie receives universal praise from critics, that means one of two things: Either it’s piggybacking off a hot button sociopolitical issue (why, hello there...
Death Wish is Surprisingly Enjoyable [Blu-Ray Review]
Death Wish follows Dr. Paul Kersey, a family man who has always played by the rules. That is, until his wife and daughter are brutally attacked in a home invasion gone horribly wrong. Now, w...
Critique: Suspiria Remake Trailer is Full of Promise!
After an elongated post-production period and tentative release dates, the trailer to the remake of Dario Argento’s Suspiria has finally arrived. Released on June 4th from Amazon Studios, the t...
Event Report: Ghost Haunts Columbus, Ohio
Whether you love or hate the band Ghost they have their legion of fans and a Grammy win in their corner so they must be doing something right. Ghost has hit the road this summer crossing North Am...
Ghost House is a Formulaic But Effective Possession Tale
Following on the heels of movies like The Forest and The Other Side of the Door, Ghost House is another tale of white people going to a foreign country, messing with traditions and customs and ultimat...
Silent House (2012) is an Unnecessary English Language Remake [Retrospective]
Sarah and her father journey to the middle of nowhere to restore the family cabin and prepare it to go on the market. Sarah’s uncle Peter joins the pair shortly after the work commences. Natura...