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THE END OF OAK STREET is Ferocious Dino Fun
A picturesque neighborhood is transported to the prehistoric age and must fight for survival against dinosaurs. Starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, The End of Oak Street is like Jurassic Park in the suburbs: ferocious, fun, and a lovely callback to classic sci-fi adventure films. Set in the 80s, The End of Oak Street draws you in with a familiar feeling of a beloved Steven Spielberg…
SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY Solidifies Tom Holland as the Best Spidey
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is boisterous and action-packed, but it’s truly at its best when it’s exploring the emotional side of our web-slinging hero. The fourth standalone film for Tom Holland’s Spidey, the film dives into the importance of meaningful connections at a time when the character needs it most. And it also cements the actor as the best portrayal of Spider-Man on screen. Set several…
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There’s nothing I love more than hosting a themed event. Here are some of my favorites to inspire others, including some helpful guides. WIDOW’S BAY: Sunset Cocktails with…
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WIDOW'S BAY: Sunset Cocktails with...
I am being very supportive of you having your own Widow’s Bay themed event, just as I did for my birthday party this year. Here is everything you need to throw the best seafaring bash: @jordyreviewsit Cheers to Sunset Cocktails with Jordy 🥂 @Apple TV #widowsbay #birthdayparty #horror #partytheme #appletv ♬ The Rhythm of the Night – Corona PRINTABLES Teeth the Game GraphicDownload First Aid…
EVIL DEAD BURN Ignites Something New In the Series
Perhaps the most brutal family reunion you will ever witness, Evil Dead Burn scorches its way to theaters this weekend. Serving as the sixth installment of the beloved Evil Dead franchise, the film proves the series is not slowing down in its ability to traumatize audiences. Following Alice (Souheila Yacoub), who is reeling in the aftermath of her husband Will’s death. But despite their rocky…
THE SAVIORS: Suburban Paranoia in Adam Scott's New Dark Comedy
After renting their guest house to an mysterious duo, a husband and wife begin fearing their new tenants have sinister intentions. Starring Adam Scott and Danielle Deadwyler, The Saviors is an intriguing comedy thriller reminiscent of classic 80s films, but with deep themes that go far beyond neighborhood hijinks. Sean (Scott) and his wife Kim (Deadwyler) are struggling in their marriage and on…
Spielberg's DISCLOSURE DAY Goes Beyond Conspiracy to Touch on Humanity
With a government conspiracy on the brink of exposure, an unsuspecting weather reporter finds herself pulled into an espionage ring, discovering that humans are perhaps not alone after all. Directed by Steven Spielberg with a script by David Koepp, Disclosure Day has everything you’d expect out of a science-fiction picture by the acclaimed director. But this film goes beyond thrilling adventures…
A24's Liminal Nightmare: Kane Parsons’ BACKROOMS Debut
Liminal spaces have long been a horrorscape explored on the internet, but the most captivating one has been the concept of the “backrooms”. And it’s finally transitioning from niche YouTube channels to the big screen with A24’s Backrooms. The directorial debut of Kane Parsons, written by Will Soodik, the film is easily the most anticipated horror release of the year. While it’s deeply unsettling…
Interview: Natalie Erika James' Delectable Body Horror SACCHARINE
As we’re in the midst of a new era of all-consuming diet culture, Saccharine is a supernatural horror film that examines the lengths people will go to satisfy their desires. Written and directed by Natalie Erika James, the film is a timely exploration with glossy visuals that will surely ruin your appetite. But in conversation with James, there’s much more to the story than a critique of…
OBSESSION
Love can be a crazy thing, and there’s never been a wilder example of that and “be careful what you wish for” than in Curry Barker’s Obsession. It’s a film that will get under your skin with the wild places it goes to, while simultaneously leaving you sinking into your seat at the absurdly awkward happenings. Bear (Michael Johnston) is an awkward guy with a huge crush on his coworker Nikki (Inde…
Lee Cronin's THE MUMMY Is a Soulless Evil Dead Movie
The latest installment in Blumhouse’s reimagining of classic monsters has arrived with Lee Cronin’s The Mummy. A very different take on the concept than we’ve gotten before. And while there are aspects that are certainly interesting and worth praising for attempting to do something different, it feels like another notable horror franchise altogether, with a mummy shoehorned in. Charlie (Jack…
You Can Now Hear the Horrors of UNDERTONE at Home
A24’s sonically driven film undertone has finally found its way to home viewing, releasing today on VOD. And while I considered it one of the most unsettling films I had seen in a long time, its release saw it suffer the same fate as Longlegs, another recent horror release with heightened expectations. Especially when it’s being peddled around as the “scariest film of the year”. But as we all…
FACES OF DEATH Critiques Today's Digital Age
Who would have thought the pseudo-documentary-turned-cult-classic Faces of Death would see itself getting a modern reimagining? A film so controversial that it became an urban legend in and of itself. However, rather than being a straightforward remake of the 1978 film, this new iteration serves as a self-referential extension of the original. And while it may not strike up as much fear as the…
The Unexpected Drama in THE DRAMA
In the days leading up to their wedding, a couple’s relationship is rocked when a horrifying revelation causes a massive shockwave that could derail the entire affair. Starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, The Drama certainly has plenty of that to entertain and mortify audiences. And while the film definitely pushes boundaries, it’s a message we should perhaps not overlook as…
Samara Weaving is back in that iconic blood-soaked wedding gown for Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, with the same writing and directing team returning as well: Radio Silence, Guy Busick, and R. Christopher Murphy. The film picks up right after the events of the 2019 film, raising the stakes of a more sinister game, but this time, it's an even bigger family affair.
THE BRIDE! Is a Messy Bonnie & Frankenclyde Tale
When a young woman is resurrected to become a companion for a monstrous creature, she’ll find herself on a journey of liberation. And not only for her. Written and directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, The Bride! is a totally original take on the classic monsters, giving the Mary Shelley tale a Bonnie and Frankenclyde style adaptation. While its visuals get a lively jolt, its story is uneven and lacks…
COLD STORAGE: Joe Keery's Fungus-Fueled Horror Comedy
Joe Keery’s first post-Stranger Things project hits theaters this weekend, and it’s a little horror comedy called Cold Storage. Written by veteran screenwriter David Koepp, the film clocks you in for some infectious fun alongside some unlikely heroes. And despite its shortcomings, you can’t help but enjoy parts of the wild ride thanks to its charismatic leads. Travis (Joe Keery) works the night…