Reviews
Felt Brings Viewers Face-to-Face With Rape Culture [Advance Review]
Felt opens up with Amy (played by Amy Everson, co-writer) in tears, clearly having just suffered some form of tragedy or abuse. There are hints and references as to what that was exactly, but weȁ...
Why Never Cry Werewolf isn’t Quite as Bad as You Might Expect
This week I decided to review Never Cry Werewolf starring Nina Dobrev. The film focuses on a teenager named Loren who begins to suspect that her new neighbor Jared, who all the ladies a...
Cult Corner: Bottom Feeder
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick… Randy Daudlin’s Bottom Feeder. Bottom Feeder is another in ...
Hannibal Recap – Season 3, Episode 6
If the last episode of NBC’s Hannibal made it seem like the cannibal’s good times in Italy were rapidly coming to an end, then the start of episode six–titled “Dolce”...
The Gallows is a Fun and Scary Thrill Ride [Review]
The Gallows follows a group of high school students staging the revival of the titular play. The only problem is that the last time their school put on a production of The Gallows, one of th...
’90s Horror Movies That Defined the Decade
The ’90s was an interesting decade for horror. It stumbled a bit in the first half and became insanely commercial in the second half. Each end of the spectrum was covered with very little i...
Awaken is a Slow Burn Thriller [Review]
Natalie Burn’s action-packed thriller, Awaken features Burn as Billie, a young woman searching for her sister. Her exploration leads her to Mexico where her sister disappeared. Billie awakens on...
The Strain: The Night Eternal #11 [Advance Review]
Dark Horse will release the 11th installment of The Strain: The Night Eternal on July 15. The series comes to us from writer David Lapham, artist Mike Huddleston, colorist Dan Jackson, and cover artis...
Predator: Fire and Stone TPB [Comic Review]
Thankfully, Predator: Fire and Stone is much better than the previous AVP: Fire and Stone trade paperback. There’s something about it that feels much more in line with the 1990’s Aliens ...