The Cleansing Hour
Growing up Catholic, I’ve always been captivated by stories of exorcism. Demons, demonic possession, and anything related to that was sort of taboo and just wasn’t talked about. Nuns and…
The Mortuary Collection
There was a time when I didn’t enjoy short stories or anthologies. I wanted the big epic stories with multiple plot threads, deep characters, and a variety of themes to…
Antebellum
I’m always leary of films that say, “From the producer of…”. This isn’t because I think producers are worthless but they’re rarely the creative vision behind a project. Just because…
Hubie Halloween
It has been 15 years since I seriously thought about watching an Adam Sandler comedy. I’ve seen newer Sandler films in that time span but like many things, one’s tastes…
Books of Blood
While I’m familiar with Clive Barker and some of the films that have been adapted from his work, he has mostly been a hole in my horror knowledge. Yes, I…
Scare Me
Sometimes you sit down with no plan and you stumble across something interesting. This is exactly what happened with Scare Me. I wasn’t sure what I was feeling for the…
Host
It didn’t come as a surprise that someone was able to take advantage of the pandemic and lockdowns to create a film using that as its backdrop. What did come…
The Babysitter: Killer Queen
You have to maintain a certain level of insane confidence in yourself to make your professional name McG. But for 20 years that is what the former music video director…
Solo: A Star Wars Story Review (Non-Spoilers)
Here we are less than six months since Star Wars: The Last Jedi stormed box offices and created the largest rift in Star Wars fandom to date. And guess what?…
The Green Inferno Review
Red flags usually arise when a film gets ripped from the release schedule shortly before its supposed release. But when Eli Roth’s latest film, The Green Inferno, got yanked last…