Rule of Rose: Classic Games in Horror
What is the scariest thing about children? One terrifying aspect is when they innocently don’t know or understand what they’re doing.
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Corrective Measures (2022): A Review
“Corrective Measures” has a unique perspective on a corrupt maximum-security facility that’s surprising.
Haunting Ground: Classic Games in Horror
The game was developed at the same time as Capcom’s major release, and is an obscure survival horror that has its own unique take on the genre.
Freaky (2020): A Review
Before you presume this is just a scarier ode to 2003’s “Freaky Friday”, hold on — “Freaky” is actually funny, jump-worthy, and overall skillfully calculated.
Resident Evil Remake: Classic Games in Horror
“Resident Evil” was a huge and successful franchise that established the early rules and elements of survival horror.
Crimes of the Future (2022): A Review
Legendary horror director David Cronenberg returns with his latest film, “Crimes of the Future”.
Faye (2022): A Review
Brilliant describes this unique one actress film by the writing team, KD Amond and Sarah Zanotti.
Apollo 18 (2011): A Review
“Apollo 18” is arguably one of the most frightening found footage space movies of the 21st century so far.
We Sold Our Souls (2018): Book Review
“We Sold Our Souls” by Grady Hendrix can be described as every morning, Kris Pulaski wakes up in hell.
Bull (2022): A Review
“Bull” is an action thriller written and directed by Paul Andrew Williams, described as bloody goodness, a tale of retribution one will not soon forget.