Author: Sean Parker
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We’re in the midst of an indie horror revolution at the cinema. Recent movies like The Substance have earned Oscar nods, while Terrifier 3 scored big at the box office, disrupting the Hollywood status quo. Earlier in the month, we also saw a Winnie the Pooh spin-off film, Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare, receive a weeklong…
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It’s always funny to me when people talk about space exploration. Just follow me for a second. While I’m an ardent sci-fi fan, the final frontier still seems a long way off, especially when you consider the natural mysteries of Earth that have yet to be explored or explained. Consider the unknown depths of the…
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January may be on its way out, but the first big Hollywood horror movie of the year has arrived. I’ve had Companion on my radar since that incredible first teaser for the film where, without any context, the first images from the film saw Heretic’s Sophie Thatcher immolate her arm while sitting across from a rather…
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Caught in the winter doldrums between Christmas and waiting for the cold weather to disappear entirely, movie enthusiasts switching gears from holiday-themed films and their usual foray have never had a film to bridge the gap. Until now, anyway. Mother Father Sister Brother Frank sure feels like a holiday movie, instilling a heap of family…
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This review is going to feel like a time capsule of sorts. I’m constructing this article on January seventeenth, shortly after seeing Dada, and while the thoughts are still fresh in my head. But it feels kismet to have seen this film today, the day after David Lynch passed. Dada is a potent reminder of the…
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Beauty standards for women were put on notice last year as Coralie Fargeat’s body-horror masterpiece The Substance roared into theaters. The innovative and hypnotic thriller has absolutely dominated the horror space since last summer, even earning Demi Moore her third Golden Globe nomination and first win. While horror fans are surely expecting an influx of…
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I’m a sucker for a good anthology film. Give me a variety of scares with different monsters or directors. I don’t care. Fill it with gory effects, makeup, and strangeness, and count me in. I will admit to knowing nothing about The 100 Candles Game when the sequel, The Last Possession, was offered for review,…
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I don’t know about anyone else, but I think we need a subgenre label for the growing number of paranormal documentary films. They’re branded as straight documentaries, but I think this is doing them a disservice. My first introduction to these films was during Covid, when the Kane Hodder led Balsam: A Paranormal Investigation was…
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Being from the northeast, rain is common, and there’s nothing significant or ominous about having multiple storms in a day. However, if you’ve ever heard Albert Hammond sing about it, then you know “It Never Rains in Southern California.” But, when it does, it can be taken as a bad omen. That’s exactly where we…
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Robert Eggers’ latest take on the classic vampire film Nosferatu is currently scaring up a boatload of business at movie theaters everywhere, making it the perfect time for all sorts of fanfare to step into the limelight. While younger filmgoers may go in with little knowledge concerning F.W. Murnau’s 1922 German expressionist film Nosferatu: A…