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I tend to dip into booktok/bookstagram/book influencing to see what’s currently popular and trendy in the world of books. I am just going...

As a lover of horror, these are super fun (and sometimes dumb) recommendations that guarantee to shock and horrify while getting you in the

Exhuma (2024) might be one of the most intriguing horror films I’ve seen in a long time.

When I first turned on Ross Dimsey’s ‘Final Cut (1980)’, I had very little feelings on what to expect. I wish I could say I had high hopes,

Girl on the Third Floor (2019)’s only redeeming quality is Sarah. And even then redeeming might be a bit of a stretch.

While Sayadian pays homage to Kubin through his set design, he fails in following in the original vision for the story.

Despite the dramatics Brava’s Black Sunday is a stunning film. It’s visually sticking, from the production design to the lighting to the

Attachment is a queer love story wrapped in a horror shell, it’s a romcom gone wrong that brings a  fresh perspective by stepping away from

Humans have always had an interest in the paranormal, worlds beyond ourselves and perhaps some people, places, and even things that appear

2024’s horror spectacle ‘Stopmotion’ dropped on Shudder on May 31st, and it was a grotesque and beautiful exploration of generational trauma

“I thought you were going to ruin the movie.” The director said flatly, in front of the crew on our lunch break. He was across the...

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a book in possession of the name Austen, must be in want of an adaptation.

Something Borrowed is a 2011 movie focused on the life of Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin). As she turns 30, she hopes for development in other are

Teeth flips the traditional gender script of genitalia by making the vagina something to fear, something that exists outside of the world of

Sydney Sweeney has done what big screen horror has longed to see, subverted the genre's obsession with glorifying female pain and says fuck

Piggy (2022) directed by Carlota Pereda, began as a tight, compelling 13-minute short film, but the feature horror feature is arguably less

On its surface, Rebel Moon seems to function as a critique of modern-day capitalism. However, it ironically upholds the same ideals that cap