‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’ is Timeless Halloween Fun [Review]
One of my favorite movies of 2019, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a new Halloween classic that
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‘Trick’ is Your New Halloween Slasher Obsession [Review]
The latest entry in the Halloween horror subgenre, Trick introduces a new masked killer icon in a fun slasher with
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‘3 From Hell’ is the Ultimate Rob Zombie Sequel [Review]
I have really enjoyed all of Rob Zombie’s films, and I’m happy to say that 3 From Hell is no
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‘Midsommar’ is Bright, Disturbing, and Stunning [Review]
Writer/director Ari Aster’s second feature film, Midsommar is a bright and colorful trip into the highly detailed, disturbing and stunning
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‘Hellboy’ is a Hell of a Good Time [Review]
Hellboy heads home on Blu-ray this week, delivering a wildly entertaining creature feature that’s certainly gorier than ever, but this
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Art is Life and Death in ‘They’re Inside’ [Review]
Art is life and death in They’re Inside, a meta found footage slasher for the YouTube generation, with shades of
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‘Annabelle Comes Home’ Conjures Horror’s Ultimate Toy Story [Review]
The only toy story I care about, Annabelle Comes Home just may be the ultimate Conjuring universe movie, a highly
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Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ is a Horror Masterpiece [Review]
Jordan Peele’s horror masterpiece Us is coming home on Blu-ray this month, and it is a vital addition to every
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Daniel Farrands’ ‘The Haunting of Sharon Tate’ is a Unique View of the Manson Murders [Review]
Writer and director Daniel Farrands (Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers) finds a way to retell the story we all
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‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ Reigns in Epic Kaiju Action [Review]
The new sequel Godzilla: King of the Monsters delivers epic Kaiju fighting action, stunning visuals, and a timely message, and
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‘A Vigilante’ is a Different Kind of Super Hero Movie [Review]
Olivia Wilde gives an unforgettable performance as a woman recovering from her own trauma through helping other women to escape
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‘Climax’ Dances into a Hellish Acid Trip [Review]
Writer/director Gaspar Noe’s frenetic new film Climax is a hypnotic journey into the warped psyches of some extremely gifted physical
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‘The Hole in the Ground’ Preys on Parental Fears [Review]
A single mother fights for her son and perhaps her sanity in The Hole in the Ground, the feature film
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