Netflix is gearing up for spooky season. Today, the streamer announced its lineup of original content for Halloween. (Naturally, the releases start this week.) Whether you’re a horror fanatic or just in it for some supernatural fun, Netflix should have something for everyone this season. Check
Amazon invites you to “unsettle in” this October with Welcome to Blumhouse. The eight-film anthology produced by - you guessed it - Blumhouse promises a new set of scares for horror fans. Welcome to Blumhouse kicks off October 6 with two films, The Lie and Black Box. The following week drops
If you're a maniac like me, you love Halloween. You also love the other Holidays, but Halloween is the biggie. So in the US, Christmas/Holiday season gets to swallow up basically all of November and December. It even extends into January. It's high time for Halloween to reclaim it's territory.
I remember seeing the trailer for The Dog Stars and having my eyes roll back in my head. Do we really need more post-apocalyptic stories when we're living in a real life apocalypse? Do we need another movie that has an analog for COVID-19 and the aftermath that had on our own society. Well,
We're in the era of liminal spaces, folks. Movies like Skinamarink, Backrooms, and Exit 8 have all proven that audiences, especially younger audiences, can't get enough of them. it Ends brings us really two liminal spaces in one movie. The film tells the story of four friends who are getting
Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia both kicks up the action and ramps up the stakes with a very poisonous plotline in Ep. 9 "Tengri". In fact, this is the most amount of bloody action we've seen in this anime in a while. However, in terms of story, it still takes second fiddle to the very sudden
