REVIEW: Pets for Legion (book)
When local school paraprofessional Sasha James rescues a child from a mysterious assailant, she unknowingly marks herself as the next target. To survive this supernatural foe, she will need to search deeper than the physical, pray for power beyond the natural, and fight like thereβs no tomorrow.
Asian Horror: Mirror Images in Japan
Japanese horror manages to consistently capture the realism of fear and how powerful it actually is.
REVIEW: The First Date (2017)
You shouldnβt go in expecting high-tech effects and jumpscares galore, but rather endless laughs you can share with a group of your best friends.
Deadly Planet: How Nature Inspires the Movies We Fear
Earth is a deadly planet⦠and an incredibly entertaining one too.
6 Scenes I Closed My Eyes In — Celia’s Scariest Movie Moments
It is rare that I am covering my eyes awaiting the horrors on screen. These scenes, however, had me shaking in my boots.
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.
REVIEW: Jukai Mura (aka Suicide Forest Village) (2021)
When a mysterious box appears to a group of friends living close to the forest, a curse spreads, releasing the dangers hidden in the Sea of Trees.
REVIEW – Victoria Frankenstein (John Royal Warren and Vienna Nicole)
A dark reimagining of a classic monster story.