“Have they felt the sting of her tears?” When you see somebody crying, go ahead and ask them if they’re OK, doesn’t matter if it turns out to be a social experiment. When La Llorona does that, however…
‘Velvet Buzzsaw’ Review: You’re Probably Not Ready for Dan Gilroy’s Arthouse Horror | Sundance 2019
The relationship between critic and art is one fraught with dangers of compromise, hypocrisy, and a cynicism as deep as it is wide. “Art,” of course, applies to film, television, video gam…
Anna and the Apocalypse Movie Review: A merry little horror musical
‘Twas the season of Christmas and all through sleepy Little Haven, hordes of flesh-hungry zombies ravaged the streets, leaving Anna and her pals to do some savin’ — and singin’ and slayin’, too.…
Wyatt Russell discusses what convinced him to join ‘Overlord’
Adding to the new found resurgence in horror, the J.J Abrams produced Overlord mixes a fine blend of action and horror in this World War II retelling. Now before you enjoy this terror-inducing thrill …
Video Game Review: The Conjuring House
Horror video games love abandoned and haunted mansions. Be it the Spencer Mansion from Resident Evil or the Barrows Mansion from Clock Tower, this creepy and confined setting feels right at home in th…
Overlord Trailer: Bad Robot Delivers a Bonkers World War II Horror Flick
There is no war that has been beaten further into the ground than World War II. No disrespect to the real heroes, but we’re getting to the point where every movie that has to do with the beaches of No…
15 Years On and the Influence of ’28 Days Later’ Still Shows
For a genre about reanimating the dead, zombies were staying underground for the most part from the late 80’s through the whole 90’s. Day of the Dead (1985) had been the last high profile …