REVIEW — Water Rites (2025)
Water Rites takes real life history and creates a new one, proving that truth is sometimes stranger than fiction.

Water Rites takes real life history and creates a new one, proving that truth is sometimes stranger than fiction.
Beautiful filming style and compelling story should be reasons to watch it, and if you can stand the long runtime, it will probably be worth it.
It’s time for more Yamishibai! Season 4 features monsters, spirits, and so much more horror.
In the Flesh is a scary situation — and a disturbingly understandable one.
What better way to break the cycle of tired remakes and money-grabs than to feature a cursed being on the big screen… because as they say in the movie, “Only monsters can kill monsters.”
Having just finished his newest work this summer, Brink contacted me again to review Bound by Blood, a tale of brothers in a battle of good versus evil. Challenge accepted.
Film is art, and horror is a genre of film. That means horror is also art, and horror can be beautiful.
This year, The Evil Dead rises once more with a tour featuring its Deadite-driving music — and I got to go!
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.