MOVIE REVIEW: Violent Night
“Violent Night” was branded as yet another public domain property with an R-rated twist. In
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RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: KILLER’S KISS, 1955
KILLER’S KISS, 1955, written, co-produced, directed, photographed, and edited by the legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick.
RETRO MOVIE REVIEW: Willow (1988)
When one mentions the name of George Lucas, one of two franchises typically will come
MOVIE REVIEW: Bones And All
The Midwest is a lovely place and with the trek taken through Luca Guadagnino’s “Bones
MOVIE REVIEW: Black Panther : Wakanda Forever
If 2018’s “Black Panther” was not enough to expose the incompetencies of The Panther Tribe
MOVIE REVIEW: Sinphony
Sinphony is a horror anthology film Clubhouse Horror which invited new talent from around the
MOVIE REVIEW: Black Adam
The Rock is a wrestling legend who also happens to be a Technician. Tech N9ne,
Movie Review: Piggy
Writer and directed by Carlota Pereda, based on her short film of the same name,
MOVIE REVIEW Terrifier II
If “Smile” is the renaissance of the psychological thriller and “Don’t Look At The Demon”
Movie Review: Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters
This documentary explores the humble beginnings of artist Mike Mignola’s life and career and continues
Movie Review: The Munsters 2022
I’ll preface this by saying I’m both a fan of Rob Zombie’s music and much
MOVIE REVIEW: On The Come Up
I looked up the neighborhood that Sanna Lathan’s “On The Come Up” was set in,
TV Review: House of the Dragon S1E5: “We Light the Way”
Game of Thrones tends to be a show I have a conflicted relationship with,
MOVIE REVIEW: PEARL
Mia Goth may not be the most attractive actress to me, but that didn’t stop
MOVIE REVIEW: Clerks III
The man who almost made Superman live has put in yet another installment to the
Movie Review: The Retaliators
The Retaliators is a film that is not so aptly named in my humble opinion.
Shipwrecked Comedy Breathes New Life into a Literary Classic with the Premiere of Headless: A Sleepy Hollow Story
Shipwrecked Comedy, known for their historical, visually striking storytelling and their Streamy Award-nominated Edgar Allan Poe’s
Review: The Horror Crowd (2020)
What kind of person makes horror movies? Where do they come from and what drives
Movie Review: The Old Man Movie
What to say about this Estonian stop motion animation film? Feels like a loaded question,
TV REVIEW: The Sandman S1E1: “Sleep of the Just”
I admit to at first feeling some trepidation when I heard that Sandman was being
