X (2022): A Review
“X” follows a group of young filmmakers from rural Texas in 1979 who set out to make one of the best and most meaningful adult films.
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Firestarter (2022): A Review
“Firestarter”, a reboot of the Stephen King classic, can now be found streaming exclusively on Peacock. Under the direction of Keith Thomas, this old story finds new life.
The Invisible Man (2020): A Review
“The Invisible Man” is smart. Not only does it differentiate from most psychological thrillers with its scientific angle, but it also emphasizes trauma.
Dan Simmons The Terror (2007): A Review
In the year 1845, the British Naval ships HMS Erebus and HMS Terror set out under the command of Captain Sir John Franklin to discover the Northwest Passage in the Arctic. The two ships never returned from the voyage.
Bone Tomahawk (2015): A Review
“Bone Tomahawk” brings together an interesting mix of various genres such as westerns, horror, dark comedy, and adventure.
The Twin (2022): A Review
“The Twin”, a simply titled film with a seemingly simple plot, is a rendering of Aleksi Hyvärinen and Taneli Mustonen, currently streaming on Shudder.
The Terror in Alien Isolation
Ever since their first major appearance in the Alien trilogy video games from SEGA, the Xenomorphs have been cannon fodder to gun slinging space marines.
M. Night Shyamalan’s Devil (2010): A Review
M. Night Shyamalan prevailed in frightening his audience with limited resources. He did it, of course, by tapping into the human psyche.
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”.
