Demonic (2021) | Review
A horror-thriller with a high-tech twist, Demonic is written and directed by Neill Blomkamp and was inspired by low-tech, reality-based,
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Old (2021) | Review
The key art for M. Night Shyamalan’s new film, Old, is worth the price of admission alone. In fact, maybe
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Fear Street: 1666 and Trilogy (2021) | Review
R.L. Stine’s Fear Street book series introduced a lot of kiddies to the horror genre in the 80s and 90s,
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The Forever Purge (2021) | Review
When The Purge debuted in 2013, it was much-anticipated – the dark, dystopian horror story about man’s inhumanity to man
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Lisey’s Story (2021) | Review
Lisey’s Story is based on a convoluted, mysterious Stephen King novel of the same name, but there’s a twist: unlike
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Censor (2021) | Review
Although it’s hard to imagine now, with every other show streaming blood and gore while spewing f-bombs punctuated by soft-core
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Saint Maud (2021) | Review
Douse a splash of holy water on a horror film and you’ve almost always got a surefire winner. Think of
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Tentacles (2021) | Review
Hulu’s newest Into the Dark holiday-themed entry, Tentacles, offers up some Valentine’s Day body horror with a lot of sex
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Haunted Las Vegas Events | We Check Out the New Fright Ride and the Award-Winning Saw Escape Room
If you believe some of the employees and guests of the Las Vegas Hilton, Elvis has definitely not left the
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The Call (2020) | Review
The Call takes place a few years after the disappearance of a young child who was in the care of Mrs. Cranston—the whole town, and especially the girl’s elder sister, Tonya (Erin Sanders, Six Degrees of Separation), blame the daycare worker for the tragedy.
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