The Last Witch Hunter feels like a slightly more mature young adult novel adaptation. It is an origin story with plenty of fight scenes to enjoy, mythology...
And we’re back! Last night on Scream Queens Zayday and Chanel tied for house president, Chad Radwell reluctantly became monogamous, we lost another pledge, and everyone realized what...
iZombie stumbled a bit this week with an episode that featured Liv eating the brain of a wealthy socialite, Major delving further into his utopium addiction, Vaughn...
The thing with iZombie is that the brain that Liv eats can potentially make or break an episode for you. If you don’t like the personality Liv adapts,...
Guillermo del Toro returns to the horror genre (sort of) with his new Gothic romance Crimson Peak, which screened as one of the secret screenings at Fantastic...
Adventure games, especially those of the point-and-click variety, are very generally not my cup of tea. They are reminiscent of a bygone era in video games,...
After last year’s game-changer of a finale, it was unclear how iZombie was going to move forward. Now that the second season of the CW’s fantastic series...
October has made its way back to us, just as it always has around this time of year. You can tell it’s arrived when the local...
It’s been a while since we’ve had a really good disaster film*. Sure, we got San Andreas back in May, but even that one was mediocre at best. Norway’s...
It has been a long time since Karyn Kusama has gifted us with a film, six years to be exact. She’s had a spotty track record...
There aren’t many developers that are willing to explore tough philosophical questions with their games, and even fewer that are able to build an entire world...
Baskin (pronounced bah-skeen, not like the ice cream company), the new horror film from first-time feature-film director Can Evrenol, had its U.S. premiere this weekend as one...
Ludo, which was co-directed by Indian filmmakers Qaushiq Mukherjee (aka “Q”) and Nikon, had it’s U.S. premiere at Fantastic Fest in Austin, TX this weekend as one...
Mickey Keating’s (Ritual, Pod) newest film Darling had its world premiere at Fantastic Fest this weekend, and it was a trip. Inspired by films such Roman Polanski’s Repulsion and The...
Demon had it’s U.S. premiere at Fantastic Fest in Austin, TX this week in the wake of the recent news of the death of Marcin Wrona,...
I had been staying away from most of the press releases and coverage of Scream Queens because I wanted to go in mostly blind. I knew it had...
Filmed three years ago, Mark Netter’s “new” award winning* sci-fi thriller Nightmare Code has had a long road to its release. While it’s not getting a full theatrical...
Whatever form Nintendo’s next console takes, it will need to be considerably more impressive than I imagine it will be in order to win back the...
This is an exciting time to be a fan of the slasher genre. For film geeks, the real fun starts next year with the release of...
Scream began the night (well, began the week, really) on a bit of a downer. Wes Craven is a man that will be sorely missed in the...
Some moviegoers like to think that the story isn’t really over once the credits roll. Be it superheroes, Disney princesses or even talking animals, some of...
The following is a part of a series exploring Vincent Price films that have eluded me throughout the years. My goal is to see every horror...
The mystery surrounding the disappearance of nine hikers in the Ural mountains in 1959 has spawned dozens of theories and perhaps as many dramatic reimaginings. Not...
Tonight’s premiere of El Rey’s From Dusk Till Dawn begins the “official” sequel that the movie never got to have! The series got off to a rocky...
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