This year gave us two horrors movies based in retirement homes, The Rule Of Jenny Penn and most recently one called The Home. Each show real life horrors of those places while adding imagined horrors to the mix. This one goes to the extreme. The plot sees Max who is sentenced to work as an […]
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Horror that has themes of grief are their own animal. Sometimes it makes a scary situation feel just as raw, just as real. Sometimes in grief, the worst monsters come from within. The Woman in the Yard is in an example of that. The plot sees a family dealing with the loss of a husband
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Going into The Old Man blind, at first you may be thinking this as a spinoff of Don’t Breathe. It has the same vibes at first. But as it goes on, it turns into something else entirely, and you become invested to see the story unfold. The plot sees an old man residing in a
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Sometimes within the Hollywood circuit, the drama surrounding a project can hugely overshadow the actual content that is being put out. This was the case with Olivia Wilde’s most recent film, “Don’t Worry Darling”, which received praise from critics and filmgoers alike, but any publication about it spent more time discussing the rumors than it
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Director Rob Savage shocked the world right at the start of the pandemic when he debuted his first major film on Shudder – ‘Host’; the viral sensation that was about a virtual séance that happens entirely in real time on Zoom. It was praised and compared to things such as ‘Paranormal Activity’ & ‘The Blair
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