[REVIEW] DEAD LEAVES: NIGHT ROOM BY GINA NUTT
Welcome to Dead Leaves, an occasional table stacked high with recent horror tomes! Today we delve into Night Rooms by Gina Nutt, an
[REVIEW] ‘THE CONJURING: THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT’ IS A SCATTERED TRILOGY CAP
The Warrens navigate an Exorcist III riff in The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021).
[ADVANCE TV REVIEW] DISNEY+’S ‘LOKI’ PUSHES THE MCU CLOSER TO THE COMICS
The God of Mischief returns to screens, burdened with glorious weirdness, in Disney+’s Loki.
[FANTASPOA FEST] ‘CEMETERY OF LOST SOULS’ IS A BLOODY, MYSTICAL HISTORY LESSON
The atrocities of Brazil’s colonial past continue in Rodrigo Aragão’s The Cemetery of Lost Souls, 2021, part of 2021’s Fantaspoa Fest
[REVIEW] GIALLO THROWBACK ‘KNIFE+HEART’ PRODUCES A SINISTER ATMOSPHERE OF SEX AND VIOLENCE
If you’re someone who loves queer cinema, experimental storytelling, or you consider yourself a Giallo enthusiast, you have to watch this film.
[RETROSPECTIVE] BATHED IN BLOOD: A RETROSPECTIVE OF ELIZABETH BÁTHORY ON SCREEN
Two restored classics of the 1970s Euro-horror celebrate the legend of the Bloody Countess Dracula, Elizabeth Báthory.
[REVIEW] ‘WITNESS INFECTION’ SERVES UP A FRESH DISH FROM CINEMATIC LEFTOVERS
Witness Protection made me laugh and care about the characters to stay engaged to the end.
[TV REVIEW] ‘THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER’ ENTERTAININGLY NAVIGATES A POST-‘ENDGAME’ M.C.U.
With genuinely thrilling action beats, a solid sense of its own thematics, and a whole wide sandbox of characters to play, the opening episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier starts the show out on a high note.
[SHUDDER REVIEW] ‘LUCKY’ IS A DARK AND HORRIFYING REFLECTION OF OUR OWN WORLD
The best horror movies are the ones that disrupt, disorient and create chaos among the audience, and Lucky (2020) does not disappoint.
[REVIEW] FRIG YOU, GOLDEN GLOBES! IT’S ‘PSYCHO GOREMAN’
Luke, Mimi, and their alien friend PG learn that love is the most powerful force in the universe. Or something like that.