There has been a surge in shark attack films over the last few years, especially once ‘The Meg’ opened the floodgates back in 2018. The remarkable thing about this niche corner of aquatic/creature feature horror though is that most shark attack films are often quite different from one another. So when Netflix dropped this one […]
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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 love when we get international films with almost no warning. This is something that seemed to show up on Shudder just as soon as it was brought up in conversation. After watching it and looking into other people’s opinions, I’m so glad I saw it before all the other reviewers ruined the mystery of
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Out of all the prolific Japanese animators we’ve seen in the last 30-40 years, one of the all time greats is Satoshi Kon. He has a style that creates mind-bending realities that are intercut with realistic realities that force you to question who you yourself are as a watcher. His films are dark, heady, and
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Surely by this point you’re all familiar with the story of ‘The Grudge’. In a house whose history is overwhelmed with violence, hatred, and negativity, the residue from those events continues to linger and interact with anyone who enters the household. It’s a story that was told in the late 90s in Japan, spawned a
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