An Indie Horror Renaissance
Smaller studios (and now even just fans on a mission) are creating masterpieces, spreading like wildfire through film festivals and pure word of mouth.
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REVIEW — The Dark Military: ROGUE (short)
No one is safe when these villains are on the prowl. Not even their own members. And especially not on Halloween night.
Never Fails to Impress: The Mummy (1999)
The Mummy is one of those movies that never fails to impress me, and one that I unfortunately tend to forget about, but definitely stan.
REVIEW: The Follower (2017)
David must ask himself: has Carol gone mad with grief of her family memberโs deaths, or is something more sinister at work?
Bad Movies Gone Good: The Happening (2008)
Sure, it’s easy to make fun of this M. Night Shyamalan flop about killer plants, starred by none other than Marky Mark. But I’m here to say that The Happening is better than you remember it, and deserves at least some praise.
Boo-tiful Bangers — Everybody (Backstreet’s Back), Backstreet Boys
Backstreet’s Back… ALRIGHT!!!
C’mon, admit you sung that in your head as soon as you read the title. I’m doing it as we speak.
REVIEW — Mosquito (1995)
When an alien ship crash lands near a forest marsh, the local mosquito population mutates and becomes giant, dog-sized bloodsuckers that attack camp-goers with an extreme intent to kill.