There are those bizarre miminalist sci-fi movies that explore the unknown and makes the viewer fear it. Enter Monolith. We are following the story of disgraced journalist struggling to reinvent herself and decides to create a podcast called Beyond Believable. She is given a tip to call a woman regarding a brick and from there […]
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Have you ever had a partner, or a friend, approach you one morning and say they’re mad at you because they had a bad dream that involved you? This laughable, but earnestly traumatizing phenomena does happen once in a while, but it’s usually an isolated incident that doesn’t become anything bigger. This idea is the
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There was a movie released that became a viral sensation known as Bird Box. It was mostly because just how chilling it was and it’s star Sandra Bullock. Even in rewatching, now that the hype has died down, it is still a really good thrill ride. Mysterious forces assail the world driving anyone who glimpses
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Have you ever shared an unbelievable, indescribable experience with someone? What if you wanted to capture that experience to show the world? And what if you did, but the importance just struggled to translate to art? Benson & Moorhead are a directing duo who have released previous indie darlings like ‘Synchronic’, ‘The Endless’, and ‘Spring’.
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There’s much mystery surrounding the newest offering from Jordan Peele known as Nope. It works out in that way to help build up the anticipation, and we know there will be some kind of subtext within the film. Exactly what is this all about? I’m here to hopefully unravel the mystery a bit. After an
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Beware the children! That is the tagline of the John Carpenter 1995 remake of Village of the Damned, and it is very appropriate. Beware the children indeed. I always say to my friends that horror movies are responsible for the idea of not having children, and this one is a prime example as to why.
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