A young couple is stranded after their car won’t start one night and end up at a farm house with a very friendly old woman – who may or may not be senile, and who may or may not have a very dark secret. If you think you’ve heard this before, it’s because you have. […]
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YouTube vlogging couple Tina & Ben spend most of their time doing urban exploration of abandoned buildings. They have a few good hits under their belt, but they are craving the next big thing to really elevate them to the next level. When they tour Paris, they are told about a village that was completely
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Director Edgar Wright has brought us many fantastic films throughout his career, from ‘Shaun of the Dead’ to ‘Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World’ to ‘Baby Driver’. And he has returned with his newest offering, a psychological horror film titled ‘Last Night in Soho’. Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie) is an aspiring fashion designer whose just begun her
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The evolution of technology is met on a constant basis with a series of questions and, often times, resistance. Sometimes, in order to truly make some great leaps, we must isolate and explore in an uninterrupted environment. ‘Jurassic Park’ and ‘Resident Evil’ are great examples of this. So in 2014, director/writer Alex Garland took a
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If you want a cine-confession, I’ve still never seen the ‘Silent Night’ films. I started the first one last year but think I fell asleep, and although it’s meme-worthy I’ve never seen part 2 either. But I had heard this rendition get brought up in conversation recently, and the poster art was creepy, so I
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Yeah yeah, Christmas came early as I decided to do a foreign film for this week’s Wednesday segment. Friday will be probably be un-holiday related so I wanted to make sure I had a chance to plug this super interesting gem I recently uncovered. “Deadly Games” is a French holiday film that at it’s core
A few years ago, director Adam Robitel found a way to bring the fun of an escape room into the cinematic format. Playing out like a more gleeful and less grisly ‘Saw’, the film was a rather big success which naturally called for a sequel. Set a few years after the original, this incantation brings
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Back in (roughly) February 2020, a documentary titled ‘Horror Noire’ was released to Shudder which explored black representation in the history of horror. After the success, Shudder quickly went to work to continue this trend with a brand new anthology film with the same name. ‘Horror Noire’ shows 6 stories over a 2 hour period.
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Director Johannes Roberts (47 Meters Down, The Strangers: Prey at Night) has said for years that he wanted to do a proper reboot of the ‘Resident Evil’ franchise. As a lifelong fan of the games, he wanted to replicate what made him scared during his playthroughs for an audience through film. After a few years,
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