“The Chair”: The Power of the Horror Short Film
“The Chair” The Xavierite * Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you want to avoid spoilers/how the short film ends. The horror...
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire in Review
Beware of potential spoilers for “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.” After releasing on March 22, “Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” became the film to make the franchise officially worth...
“Lisa Frankenstein” – Review: Rising Star in Campy Horror
Lisa Frankenstein Promo Image IMDb !Contains Spoilers! “Lisa Frankenstein” does a modern take on classic 80’s horror comedy and certainly captures audiences doing it....
“Pride & Prejudice” (2005): A Cinematic Masterpiece
It is a truth universally acknowledged that book-to-film adaptations are usually disappointing. Avid readers tune in with the understanding that movies may downplay or fully...
A Look Back at the Evangelion Rebuilds
Hideaki Anno’s Evangelion is one of the most paradoxically-popular media franchises ever made. Despite the anime’s surreal and depressing nature, it has gained a mainstream...
‘Cruella’ Looks Like a Disney ‘Gotham’ Universe
Cruella is one of the best Disney live-action films I have seen since Maleficent. I’m not a Disney fan, but I’m a fan of villains....
Censor is a 80s Inspired Slasher Horror Film
Censor is the debut feature of Welsh director Prano Bailey-Bond— a director with several horror short films to her name. As the title suggests, the...
‘The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It’ is the Film That Didn’t Shock Me
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is a let-down. It’s worth a one-time watch, but it isn’t special. There’s one reason that ruined...
‘Spiral: From the Book of Saw’ Initiates a New Chapter in the ‘Saw’ Franchise
Spiral: From the Book of Saw is an immaculate comeback of the ‘Saw’ franchise. I loved and enjoyed Spiral. From the director, the plot, and...
Top Three Best Horror Franchise Names to Binge (70s-90s edition)
By Jamierose Walton While we are still living through the Covid-19 pandemic, one way to pass time, if you aren’t a book-type person, is movies!...