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Sea Fever Offers Unexpected Prescience and an Opening for Ethical Debate [Review]
We’re in a moment where many properties seem prescient in ways not initially intended. Sea Fe...
Shudder’s Cursed Films Deftly Explores Bewitched Cinema [Review]
Cursed Films is a series that recently premiered its debut episode on Shudder. The show highlights t...
Pre-Order Irish Horror The Perished on iTunes Now!
Every year when the St. Patrick’s Day horror lists roll around, I get irrationally angry to se...
The Other Lamb is a Righteous Takedown of Christian Cults [Review]
My parents sent me to a Catholic all boys high school to “avoid distractions.” What &#...
Creep is Character Driven and Suspenseful [Quarantine Retrospective]
While we’re on lockdown, I’ll be working on a series of retrospectives as I watch throug...
New on Netflix: April 3rd, 2020
It’s Friday and you know what that means: It’s time to figure out what you’ll b...
Pooka Lives Delivers Comic, Frenzied Monster Mayhem
With the April entry Pooka Lives, Hulu serves up the first sequel in their monthly horror featu...
Not Quite Horror: True History of the Kelly Gang
Not Quite Horror is back from the dead for 2020. After resting for a bit in its kind-of creepy but s...