Underrated Horror Movie: Krampus
One doesn’t generally think of horror movies at Christmas since this is a time when a lot of us would rather be focusing our energies on whatever positi
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Why Lamb Was Mostly Ignored By Audiences
In the midst of a busy October month, an independent film called Lamb made its way into theaters during the first week. The horror film stars Noomi Rapace (Th
Movies That Need a Reboot: Warlock
There were a lot of clever moments in this movie that were kind of minimized in a way since it had a few things working against it, such as limited special ef
Paranormal Activity 7: Next of Kin-Movie Review
It doesn’t feel like there was a lot of expectation leading up to this installment in the Paranormal Activity franchise, does it? There’s probably
Underrated Movie Recommendations: Pet Sematary II
There are movies that tend to get discounted simply due to the fact that they’re forced to follow original movies that weren’t that great, to begi
Why Willy’s Wonderland Fails To Capitalize On Its Oddball Premise
Nicolas Cage is no stranger to oddball movies. The Academy Award winner has been in nearly every independent film known to man in the past ten years. Some are
His House: An Underrated Horror Gem
When it comes to horror, Netflix tends to be one of the top streaming sites to feature the genre with notable pieces such as The Haunting of Hill House, Midni
Is Hereditary Overrated?
One of the most talked-about horror films in 2018 was Ari Aster’s Hereditary, starring Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actress Toni Collette (Enough Said,
Why Zombieland: Double Tap Was A Disappointment
After ten long years and a failed television show, Tallahassee, Columbus, Wichita, and Little Rock made their grand returns in the post-apocalyptic zombie wor
Ichi The Killer Is A Beautifully Weird And Violent Movie
With Netflix’s Squid Game officially becoming the most-watched show on the streaming stream, it appears that American audiences are more open to foreign
