3 Reasons to Watch Bring It On: Cheer or Die
I wouldn’t say normally that the Bring it On films are my cup of tea. However, when I heard that there would be one with a slasher twist, I knew I wanted to see it. Is Bring it On: Cheer Read More …
Tag: Horror Movies
Stephen King Film Adaptations That Are Not To Miss
Today is a very special day! It’s the King of Horror’s birthday! That’s right, today is the day to celebrate Stephen King! With such an important day to horror fans, I thought it would be fun to put together a Read More …
Goodnight Mommy (2022) Excels Where its Predecessor Fell Flat [Spoilers]
I know there is a camp of film fans who believe that every single remake is garbage. I think remakes are completely subjective to whether or not you liked the original, or at least how much you liked it. For Read More …
Pearl Fails to Deliver a Meaningful Through Line to X [Spoilers]
I’ll be honest, I was in the minority that wasn’t blown away by Ti West’s X. I didn’t hate it by any means, but I wasn’t super hyped after watching it either. So when it was announced that it was Read More …
Ivy + Bean: The Ghost That Had to Go is Sweet and Spooky
I’m a huge supporter of gateway or starter horror for kids. I love seeing films with spooky themes being made specifically for younger viewers. Sure, there are plenty of horror films that can be shown that aren’t too scary, but Read More …
Decades of Dread: The 1970s
Decades of Dread is heading into more modern horror! The 1970s isn’t a decade I usually think of as my favorite but while putting this article together I realized I like a lot more of it than I thought. A Read More …
Decades of Dread: The 1960s
It’s the start of a new week which means more of my Decades of Dread series! As I mentioned last week, for this series I will be sharing some of my favorite films from each decade. It’s my hope that Read More …
The Invitation (2022) Is a Love Letter to Universal and Hammer Horror
So I tried to create a meaningful or quirky opener to this review. The fact is, I failed. However, I’m here to say that I really dug The Invitation and Sony Pictures really dropped the ball on the marketing for Read More …
Squeal is Dark Yet Delivers the Whimsy of a Folk Tale
I love folk horror. It has quickly become one of my favorite sub-genres of horror. So when I heard about Squeal I was definitely intrigued. I also wasn’t really familiar with much Latvian cinema so I thought this would be Read More …
Kick Ass Ladies & a Killer Soundtrack Make Revealer a Must-Watch
It is no secret. I am a die-hard Paper Street Pictures cheerleader, not to mention the president of the Scare Package fan club! I adore most if not all of their projects. So when I saw the poster (I typically Read More …