Werewolves have always carried an innate intrigue, haven’t they? Part man, part beast—torn between the civility of humanity and the savagery lurking beneath the surface. It’s a metaphor so ripe with narrative potential that it practically begs filmmakers to dive deep. And yet, here we have Werewolves, a movie that flirts with greatness but ultimately…
When Creature Commandos hit the scene, I wasn’t exactly expecting a faith-filled journey into DC’s animated realm. James Gunn, the mastermind behind this oddball project, isn’t known for delivering Sunday school lessons—he’s all about chaos, humor, and characters so bizarre you’d question their origins even in a comic book. But like any piece of media,…
You don’t walk into Nightbitch expecting a safe, predictable ride, and you certainly don’t leave with all the tidy answers tied up in a bow. No, this film isn’t built for that. Marielle Heller’s latest work, driven by Amy Adams in a performance so raw it practically bares its teeth, isn’t just a movie; it’s…
What happens when you take the anxiety-riddled turn of the millennium, throw in a group of misfit teens, and let a rogue toaster lead a robot uprising? You get Y2K, a movie so chaotic and steeped in nostalgia it feels like someone dumped a Blockbuster Video into a blender and hit “apocalypse mode.” Directed with…
There’s something inherently chaotic about Get Away. You can’t pin it down to a single genre or vibe—it zigzags between a dark comedy and a folk-horror fever dream like a wayward tourist on a sketchy detour. And that’s exactly the point. Steffen Haars has taken a classic trope—the naïve vacationers stumbling into a nightmare—and spun…
Stephen King’s Storm of the Century is a saga of darkness, humanity, and the aching pull of moral dilemmas—a riveting television miniseries that grabs you by the throat and demands your attention. With his uncanny ability to craft characters that feel unnervingly real, King tells a story that plunges deep into the psyche, dredging up…
Horror movies aren’t usually a space where faith takes center stage. They’re more about jump scares, unsettling visuals, and eerie soundtracks than soul-searching questions about belief, doubt, and the human condition. Yet, The Last Exorcism, directed by Daniel Stamm, dives into these deeper waters, offering a mix of chills and provocations that leave viewers grappling…
In 2017, Stephen King’s It floated back into the cultural zeitgeist, reimagined as a chilling cinematic experience that both terrifies and tugs at the heart. It’s not just another horror flick; it’s a layered exploration of fear, childhood, and the haunting echoes of trauma. But what does it look like when viewed through the lens…
In the crowded world of modern horror, where jump scares often substitute for substance, Censor strides into the room like a whispered dare. Prano Bailey-Bond’s debut feature isn’t interested in pandering or cheap thrills. Instead, it digs deep into the muddy waters of morality, trauma, and our collective relationship with the macabre. It’s set against…
Let’s not sugarcoat it: The Creep Tapes is an oddball of a show. It’s the kind of horror series that doesn’t neatly fit into any box, which, in theory, sounds like a strength. But for Christian viewers, there’s a lot to unpack, and most of it doesn’t feel worth the effort. Between the slapstick antics…