Welcome back to Anime Horrors! Who would have thought that Netflix would have such a role in the world of anime? The streaming giant has continued to...
Demonic possession films centered around family are meant to stir a heightened sense of drama. When filmmakers establish family characters, presenting them in a light that...
What do you get when you take absurdist humor and blend it with Tarantino-like violence? You get Why Don’t You Just Die!, the latest feature film...
With the success of this year’s The Invisible Man, it looks like the Universal Monsters are on their way back into our lives. Not long after...
When Kingdom was first released on Netflix a little more than a year ago, it made for a tremendous breath of fresh air in the zombie...
For nearly three decades, Lamb of God have proven themselves titans of heavy metal. Front and center of the Richmond, Virginia band is Randy Blythe (vocalist/lyricist)....
Welcome back to Anime Horrors! Since its debut this past January, ID: INVADED has proven itself to be a fascinating trip into psychological science-fiction. With no...
For some of you readers, the idea of space may terrify you. The vast, existential depths of our universe, the untold secrets of our existence. With...
Horror is an amazing medium to share stories involving fascinating themes and character studies – but the genre can also just plain allow for a good...
I am very proud to welcome you to our first installment of Unveiling The Mind. This new bi-monthly column will focus on critiquing works that involve...
As a New Englander, I have the privilege of coming from a land steeped in horror. Whether it be the spooky Stephen King, the gothic poetics...
It was awesome to see Parasite take home the Best Picture award at the Oscars this past Sunday. Director Bong Joon-ho, his crew, and his actors...
Welcome to a new installment of Anime Horrors! For this month, I’m going to review the new one-shot Death Note story. It probably goes without saying,...
Near the end of my high school days, I was lent a book that would forever change me. The book was a poem about a guy...
Happy New Year and welcome to the first installment of 2020’s Anime Horrors! Before diving into the main focus of this article, I want to share...
On both a technical and narrative level, it is remarkable to look back at the evolution of cinema. Throughout the years, filmmakers have been pushing the...
If anything can be taken away from the reviews, Underwater sounds like an awesome gem. The combination of chilling monsters and claustrophobic setting make for an...
*Keep up with our ongoing end of the decade coverage here* This past decade has not only been tremendous for anime as a whole, but there...
Have you ever wanted to explore the beginnings of humankind? Well now you can do that with Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey. With its PC release this...
*Please note that this review will contain two scores. The first score will be for Life Is Strange 2 Episode 5: Wolves, while our traditional score...
Hideo Kojima’s cinematic eye has been critical to his work. Metal Gear Solid not only redefined what developers could do with their games, but also elevated...
This article contains spoilers for Castle Rock (mostly the show’s latter half). Having enjoyed season one of Castle Rock, my expectations for season two were high....
Tokyo Ghoul is one of the most exciting and emotionally rich anime of the past decade. Following protagonist Ken Kaneki, the series takes place in a...
Welcome back to Anime Horrors! From Dracula and Nosferatu, to 30 Days of Night and Underworld, vampires have provided many scares and thrills for audiences. Given...
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