Eye of the Beholder (1960): A Review
The Twilight Zone: Eye of the Beholder allows the audience to get a dramatized glimpse of how distorted society’s views of beauty are.
Don’t Look Up (2022): A Review
Adam Mckay has proven himself to be successful at directing, writing, and producing in 2021’s satirical dark comedy, “Don’t Look Up”.
Shining Vale (2022): A Review
No matter how far we run from the past, it always follows us. In the new 2022 series, Shining Vale, we can see how haunting the past can be through an eerie yet comedic lens.
Malignant (2021): A Review
Fear is natural. We are constantly in situations where terror is inevitable. There is so much darkness in the world around us that this feeling is often reoccurring.
The Manor (2021): A Review
Many of us fear the consequences of growing old, but it is not until that time is our reality that we feel the discomfort that comes with age.
31 (2016): A Review
Rob Zombie’s “31” is a character-driven narrative that encompasses a sick twisted story of survival and friendship.
Arctic Void (2022): A Review
In “Arctic Void”, a camera crew embark on a journey through the Arctic on a local tourist vessel to film their hit nature television show.