A horror lite adaptation of the classic that is a good little chiller, Wuthering Heights: The House of the Damned may not scare you but it's worth a watch during Spooky Season. Wuthering Heights The House of the Damned Review Ooh, let me have it, Let me grab your soul away You know it's me, Cathy Heathcliff, it's me, I'm Cathy I've ...
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Chronovisor Review: An Eye-Opening Story About Preserving Truth
The feature debut of writer-directors Kevin Walker and Jack Auen, Chronovisor, exists as an unnerving conspiracy piece that speaks to the preservation of historical truth. Chronovisor Review Roman Polanski’s undervalued 1999 creeper, The Ninth Gate, wears the label of literary horror with an occult edge. The Johnny Depp-starrer was unique in ...
Inside Review: A Profound Guy Pearce Gives One Of His Best Performances Yet
Pain and sadness. Danger and Violence. Tragedy, regret, and the loss of one’s identity. Such is the recipe for the prison film. Such a well-traveled subject has been the focus of a lot of good ones, and a few great ones. The Australian drama, Inside, is one of the great ones. Inside Review Since the silent film era, hundreds of prison movies ...
Review: Colony Is a Gory Emotional Good Time and Yeon Sang-ho Does It Again
Colony is a gory emotional good time that reminds you why Yeon Sang-ho belongs in conversations about the best genre filmmakers working today. Colony Review Let me just say this right up front. If you know the name Yeon Sang-ho then you already understand why Colony arriving in theaters is a big deal. This is the director who gave us Train to ...
LEGO Star Wars The Mandalorian Review
A silly, slightly snarky, and fun dive into the world of Mando and Grogu, LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian delivers a LEGO-humor fueled recap of the iconic Star Wars series. LEGO Star Wars The Mandalorian Review One of the things I've always loved about the LEGO Star Wars universe, especially the older specials, is the way it *lovingly* mocks ...
