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Review – Lyle is a Tense Psychological Thriller
Leah, June, and their toddler daughter, Lyle, move into a gorgeous brownstone in Brooklyn. Leah is the stay-at-home mom who looks after Lyle. She is also pregnant with their second child. June is the ...
Blu-Ray Review: Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension
A family finds an old camera and a series of videotapes in their new home. The tapes show bizarre and frightening acts and the camera evidently has the ability to detect the entities lurking all aroun...
Advance Review: Synchronicity is a Breath-Taking Mind-Blowing Thriller
From the very beginning, Synchronicity sets a pace that will make your head spin and tells a story that will draw you in from the first ten minutes. The film follows Jim Beale and his two partners who...
Cult Corner: The Ridge
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick…Brett Haley’s The Ridge. The Ridge starts off with a pretty familia...
Review: Howl is a Roaring Good Time!
There are not nearly enough good werewolf movies. Glancing over the “Werewolf” index on Box Office Mojo is a stark reminder of this. The top four grossing werewolf movies are all Twilight movies. Next...
Advance Review: Silent Retreat is a Slow Burning Thriller with a Satisfying Third Act
“Silent Retreat features six members of a media company go on a weekend business retreat at an isolated lodge in the woods. When one of the members goes missing, they discover that the lodge was...
Cult Corner: Another Kind
Welcome to Cult Corner where we dive through the bargain bins to determine if a movie is trash or treasure. Today’s pick… Jonathan Blitstein’s Another Kind. A group of friends go hiking in...
Condemned is Occasionally Amusing but Not Scary
You might want to think twice about squatting in a condemned building in Manhattan. You might end up turning into a demon! The film opens with poor rich girl Maya who lives in a beautiful house right ...
The Forest is Easily Forgettable
January was made for movies like The Forest, undemanding and completely average PG-13 horror flicks that go down easy and are quickly forgotten. Similar to other January genre fare like The Rite and T...
