‘IT Chapter Two’ Lives Up To The Hype Of Its Predecessor – Review
It’s been almost two years since director Andy Muschietti’s adaptation Stephen King’s novel, “IT” hit theaters and took the worldContinue Reading
Tag: Horror
‘Child’s Play’ is a Bumpy Ride, But It’s Still a Good Time – Review
Chucky is back, but he isn’t quite what he used to be. In this contemporary retelling of the murderous dollContinue Reading
‘Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror’ is an Insightful Documentary on the Cultural Evolution of Black Representation – Review
I’ve always loved horror, even at a young age. My mom let me stay up to watch scary movies whenContinue Reading
‘Happy Death Day 2U’ is Another Home Run For The Blossoming Slasher Series – Review
Happy Death Day was a pleasant surprise for horror fans and critics who have long awaited a satirical slasher horrorContinue Reading
Most Anticipated Horror Movies of 2019
There is never a shortage of horror films – there are some that are bad, but there is always aContinue Reading
13 Best Horror Films Directed by Women to Stream Right Now
It’s that dreadful time of the year again, Spooktober. It is time to lock your doors, dim your lights, andContinue Reading
TIFF 18: ‘Halloween’ Delivers on Some Genuine Scares and Rewards Fans for Longtime Support – Review
Halloween came early this year as Michael Myers honoured festival goers at the Toronto International Film Festival with his presence.Continue Reading
John Boyega is Set to Executive Produce ‘A Spriggan’, A UK Fantasy-Horror Film
John Boyega, better known for his work in the Star Wars and Pacific Rim franchises, has joined A Spriggan, Keir Burrows’ (Anti Matter) latestContinue Reading
‘The Nun’ is a Frightening Enough Addition to The Conjuring Franchise – Review
The Nun is the latest film in The Conjuring franchise showcasing the evil origins of the demonic nun Valak whoContinue Reading
Three Viewpoints, One Story, A Terrifying Rage of Emerald Inbound – Immortal Hulk #3 Review
The Immortal Hulk #3 Written by: Al Ewing Art by: Joe Bennett, Ruy Jose, Leonardo Romero, Paul Hornschemeier, Marguerite Savage,Continue Reading
