Nowadays, everybody knows someone who is obsessed with true crime. There are numerous outlets of podcasts, Netflix documentaries, and things of the ilk that deep dive into unknown and notorious crime stories through history. But what we have here is a story that reflects more on the obsession than it does on the crime itself. […]
As we celebrate the end of another year, I’m always excited to put together our top 10 lists of the year. But before I dive into my favorite new films of 2024 next week, this week I wanted to do my annual ‘Fossil Dig’. For those of you who are new around here, this is
Christmas came hard this year for horror fans. Following a very successful merch campaign, director Robert Eggers (The Witch, The Lighthouse, The Northman) has presented us with a film that’s been mentally developing in his mind for over a decade – a contemporary remake of the classic vampire tale, ‘Nosferatu’. In 1830s Germany, Ellen Hunter
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Hype around new movies is a funny, fickle thing. On one hand, there is no better way to encourage conversation in promotion of a new release than getting the public talking about it for one reason or another. On the other, when your movie is sold around the premise of a ‘bunch of twists and
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Wow, that’s a mouthful of a title, huh? Silly as it seems, that title tells you exactly what you’re getting into with this film. Even though its a French feature, it’s a rather approachable coming-of-age film. In her childhood, young vampire Sasha was traumatized when her parents hired a clown for her birthday party, and
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As December quickly dissipates beneath our feet, I’m making a valiant effort to catch up on all the 2024 releases that have come out in anticipation of our upcoming Top 10 of the year lists (by the way – let us know what ones are your absolute must-sees). Before Halloween, when the rest of the
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I’m certainly not alone in saying that having a remaster of this 2006 game was not on my yearly bingo card – but when Capcom broke the news, I was extremely pumped. The original was a huge favorite game of mine. In fact, one of my fondest memories as a kid was getting an Xbox
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Everybody knows about the Mormons – the missionaries who make a point to travel from place to place, asking people if they have time to discuss their beliefs in hopes of saving/converting non-followers. What we have here is a new movie by the team of Beck & Woods (writers of ‘A Quiet Place’ & ’65’,
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Animated horror is always a fascinating subject. The limitations of the human form, resources, and proper special effects are lifted, and we are allowed the freedom to let the imagination run wild. This is especially exciting when we get an animated horror from the mind of Jimmy ScreamerClauz (‘Where the Dead Go to Die’, ‘Ascetic’).
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