This can’t be happy all the time. I’m mixed about my experience with “Smile,” a horror film that’s sure to bring horror moths in time for the Halloween month. It has its ideas and performances to reel us in, but… Read More ›
Horror
Pearl
Horror prequels don’t get as crazy as this psycho gets. You remember when Mia Goth played that evil old lady Pearl in “X” last March? Well, writer/director Ti West gave her a prequel film entitled “Pearl,” which he filmed back-to-back… Read More ›
Barbarian
Stupid choices and freaky people make for one fun horror film. “Barbarian” is a horror movie in which you don’t really know what to expect when you’re expecting. You know it has something to do with two strangers who apparently… Read More ›
Beast
An action movie that’s lion around. “Beast” is the better survival movie than last week’s “Fall,” which had to rely on typical cliches to make the film longer. But it still could have been more dangerous and exciting in terms… Read More ›
Bodies, Bodies, Bodies
The bloody lifestyles of the rich and dumb. “Bodies, Bodies, Bodies” is an entertaining and wickedly funny wake-up call for those who hated “Very Bad Things” and “Rough Night.” These are dark comedies about people dying at parties. This time,… Read More ›
They/Them
A campy good time at a bad camp. “They/Them,” starring Kevin Bacon and produced by Jason Blum, is a horror movie with a LGBTQIA+ theme and a campy attitude. It’s the directorial debut of John Logan, who also wrote it…. Read More ›
Prey
New faces, weapons, and themes levitate this Predator prequel. “Prey” is the prequel to the “Predator” franchise, which uses a Comanche theme to tell the story of how this iconic creature came to our planet. The setting is in 1719,… Read More ›
Resurrection
Rebecca Hall becomes way overprotective with her daughter over a dark past in overwhelming thriller. “Resurrection” left me with mixed feelings on certain elements, some of which other people may or may not agree with me on. It’s a stalker… Read More ›
Nope
I’d say “Yup” to “Nope.” Jordan Peele is a genius for his ability to push his horror movies to unreachable levels. “Nope,” his successor to “Get Out” and “Us,” is obviously inspired by a number of movies like “Close Encounters… Read More ›
The Black Phone
Give this horror flick a call. Just be glad “The Black Phone” takes place in 1978, instead of 2022, because of how it cuts back on the social media and iPhones, and actually gives the kids some fearless dialogue and… Read More ›