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The Kindred Smashes on Special Edition Blu-Ray
The Kindred starts out feeling like a kitchen sink movie. An unnamed driver gets into a serious car accident. While he’s braindead on the way to the hospital, a van runs the ambulance off the road. Th...
New on Netflix: May 7th, 2021
It’s Friday and you know what that means; time to invest in some blackout curtains so that pesky sunlight can’t bother you- Welcome back to New on Netflix, your weekly update on the spooky films and T...
Ash vs Evil Dead: The Complete Collection is the Groovy and Spectacular Swan Song of an Icon [Blu-Ray Review]
When prophecies spoke of a timeless hero, they were probably alluding to someone with a tad more integrity and someone less fond of dick jokes than Ash Williams. In a war against ancient evil, however...
Four Amazing Transformations by Actors in Horror
Some actors really go the extra mile to prepare themselves for a role. Whether it be through makeup, amazing physical changes, or both. They prove their devotion to the role by making drastic changes ...
Alex Garland’s ‘Annihilation’ is a Striking Experiment
The notion of following up Alex Garland’s landmark of sci-fi cinema, Ex Machina, is unquestionably daunting. Though his directorial meddle wasn’t tested until 2015, Garland’s screenwriting career soli...
Review: The Crooked Man Is An Entertaining, Well-rounded Monster Movie
The Crooked Man is a fun, teenage monster movie–a fun thrill ride from start to finish, in all the most literal sense. As the film opens, we are introduced to a gaggle of young women trying to h...
SLIMEBUCK: Help Late Horror Fan’s Family Finish His Horror Movie
Kyle Cerilli had a passion for horror movies. He also suffered from Muscular Dystrophy (MD). Despite his debilitating diagnosis, Kyle wrote a script—one finger at a time—for a kid-friendly horror movi...
Serial Killers Turned Movie Stars
It’s just a movie, they said. It isn’t real, they said. Oh, except the instances below. Arguably the most interesting cinematic serial killers are those who are based on real life people. They ...
Comic Review: World War X, Helius
Who could have guessed Earth’s requiem would be so metal? Jerry Frissen and Peter Snejbjerg’s World War X, Helius explores the intergalactic peril of mishandling intricately-scribed boxes. What foll...
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