Tag Archives: Horror

The Invitation (2022) Review

DON’T ACCEPT THIS INVITATION!   Tales of vampires have always been a main staple in the horror genre….and I’m not just talking about movies. Mythical undead creatures of the night that derive from European folklore that subsists by feeding on the vital essence of life (aka blood) and have being classical depicted in traditional forms (i.e. pale skin, fanged teeth,

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Halloween Ends (2022) Review

ENDING ON A “BOOGEYMAN” WHIMPER   In 2018, Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions released the horror slasher film Halloween, the eleventh installment in the Halloween series and the direct sequel to the original 1978 feature. Directed by David Gordon Green, the film, which starred Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, and Andi Matichak, is sets 40 years after the events of the first film

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Nope (2022) Review

WHAT’S A BAD MIRACLE?   Over the past several years, Jordan Peele has definitely been making a name for himself on both the big and small screen. While he started in small roles on shows like MADtv, Children’s Hospital, and Fargo, Peele gained some notoriety when he started on the sketch comedy TV show Key & Peele, which aired on the channel Comedy Central.

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Halloween Kills (2021) Review

A MIDDILING “MIDDLE” CHAPTER   In 2018, Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions released the horror slasher film Halloween, the eleventh installment in the Halloween series and the direct sequel to the original 1978 feature. Directed by David Gordon Green, the film, which starred Jamie Lee Curtis, Judy Greer, and Andi Matichak, is sets 40 years after the events of the

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Army of the Dead (2021) Review

SURVIVORS TAKES ALL IN THIS MINDLESS (YET FUN) ZOMBLIE FLICK   Film director Zack Snyder has had an interesting career in the film industry. While he made his directorial debut with the zombie horror movie Dawn of the Dead in 2004, Snyder quickly became a more recognizable name with his sophomore film 2006’s 300; an action historical genre feature that

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The Reckoning (2021) Review

A TIRESOME CHORE TO ENDURE   Neil Marshall has certainly run the “cinematic” gambit; delving into a variety of positions in his filmmaking career. After seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark at age eleven, Marshall was inspired to become a film director; producing home movies on a Super 8 mm film as well as attending film school at Newcastle Polytechnic

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The Hunt (2020) Review

IT’S NOT A MANOR While various satire endeavors have been commonplace throughout the years and in a variety of media facets for public viewing (i.e. movies, TV shows, comic strips, ads, theatrical stage plays, books, etc.), political satires have emerged as prominent focus source of both the public’s entertainment and scrutiny. This particular style has found to be used with

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