Once Was Enough: Movies I Don’t Need to See Again
I have some favorite horror movies that I can watch again and again. Others, a few times. Then there are ones that — although I like them — I only feel the need to see once.
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REVIEW — Humbug Witch (Lorna Balian, 1965)
And we’re back with the second of three Halloween-themed children’s books from my mom’s past (that she has given to me, and that I share with my own kid). This time it’s Humbug Witch, a book about a little girl that dresses up as a witch and has a lot of fun doing so.
REVIEW — Donor (short)
“What if” is such a strong question. It can make you do things… terrible things.
REVIEW — The First Omen (2024)
I am thoroughly impressed with The First Omen. If you have the chance to see this in theaters, absolutely do; it’s worth seeing on a big screen.
Season of the Witch: Vibing With Newfound Movie Magic
Vibe check: we got a new subgenre emerging. Witches are making a stellar comeback.
REVIEW – Kidan: Piece of Darkness (2016)
I was expecting some mildly spooky content, and I got that, but there were surprisingly some points that definitely made me reconsider watching it in my dark basement… alone… at night.
REVIEW: Confessions of a Haunting… (2021)
Confessions of a Haunting… is a quick flick that packs a punch if you’re willing to face loss. If not, it’s still a captivating master class on monologue and emotion.
REVIEW — Ed Kemper (2025)
DREAD and Epic Pictures have done it again with Ed Kemper, biopic of the real-life “Co-ed Killer” that sent 70s California into a panic with reports of murder, necrophilia, and dismemberment.
