As the old adage goes: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Real utopias don’t exist and there’s no such thing as...
Jenn and I have spent the first part of the month dissecting fictionalized adaptations of cults, including Jim Jones and Jonestown (listen), as well as Ti...
With any true crime story adapted for film or TV, we expect a certain amount of narrative license. Creators may sand off a few here and...
Jenn and Joe began November by unpacking the horrific Jonestown massacre of 1978 and Ti West’s mumblegore recreation The Sacrament. Now we’re headed to Waco, TX...
Faux Documentary. After spending the month of October discussing Ed Gein and the various cinematic adaptations of his crimes, including The Silence of the Lambs, The Texas...
Peoples Without The Apostrophe After spending the month of October discussing Ed Gein and the various cinematic adaptations of his crimes, including The Silence of the...
Thomas Wilde investigates a religious cult in 1970’s South America in his hands-on preview of stealth action game The Church in the Darkness. Usually, when a...
Cults, real or fictionalized, can make for a fascinating storytelling device. There’s the usually enigmatic leader, so assured of their special set of beliefs. Are they steely-focused on...
‘American Horror Story’ mostly sticks its landing as it ends a controversial season on a contemplative, cathartic note “Women can’t lead. Women can’t win.” After a...
We all have that one friend who is mind-numbingly afraid of clowns—if you Clockwork Orange’d them in a chair and screened IT for them against their...
‘American Horror Story’s’ latest season finds the fear in an oppressive reality where we are the boogeymen “It’s the politics of fear. It always works.” What...
Since the end of the Satanic Panic of the 1980s, demonic cults just aren’t as scary as they used to be. Western society as a whole...
I have always had an affinity for the satanic end of the swimming pool when it comes to horror. Be it The Omen, The Sentinel, Race...
As a reviewer for this fine establishment, I get a lot of movies coming my way and of them the indie’s are generally my favorites. They...
I know that people will give me flak, and others will agree, but I’m not the biggest fan of Eli Roth. Despite being hailed as one...
Reviewed by Mike Ferraro Eduardo Rodriguez (the upcoming Fright Night 2) seems to be a dual-personality director who is certainly gifted in some areas of filmmaking,...
CW’s “Cult,” which premiered on February 19th, has been pulled from the network’s schedule. Per THR, “The freshman dud starring The Vampire Diaries’ alum Matt Davis...
We now have a full gallery of “cast” photos from two forthcoming genre television series, “Hannibal,” and “Cult.” The Bryan Fuller-produced drama “Hannibal” is being billed...
Acclaimed UK horror novelist Adam Nevill follows up last year’s American debut (The Ritual) with a brand new foray into the twisted world of religious cults....
Wanna see the first episode of CW’s “Cult” right now? The first episode is online at CWTV.com as well as on CW’s mobile app. “Cult” Episode...
Daniella Pineda, pictured, has landed a regular role in the potential “Vampire Diaries” spinoff “The Originals,” which will be introduced as an upcoming episode of TVD...
In addition to a hi-res look at the “Bates Motel” teaser poster (airing Monday, March 18 at 10 PM ET/PT on A&E), we’ve got two more...
CW has just released some stills and character portraits from their upcoming show, “Cult,” which promises that seeing is deceiving. ““Cult” follows Jeff (Matt Davis), who’s...
EW has just premiered the banner poster for CW’s “Cult,” which promises that seeing is deceiving. ““Cult” follows Jeff (Matt Davis), who’s a journalist blogger (all...
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