Spoonful of Sugar is a 2022 horror thriller film that premiered around several film festivals before being acquired by and premiering on Shudder’s streaming service in March of this year. The film’s story centers on Millicent (Morgan Saylor), a college … Continue reading Review: Spoonful of Sugar
Scream is that rare franchise that does not really have a single bad film in its line up. That is not to say that some of the entries are not far better, but more so that even the worst Scream … Continue reading Review: Scream 6
The Strays is a 2023 British horror film starring Ashley Madekwe as Neve/Cheryl, a biracial well off woman with a sordid and mysterious past. Neve has a loving husband with a successful financial career, two well behaved and academically sound … Continue reading Review: The Strays (2023)
Well, the favorite holiday of candy enthusiasts, costume lovers, party attenders, and anyone who loves an excuse to dress up as their favorite pop culture icon without issue or question is upon us. Frankly, with how the last few years … Continue reading Happy Halloween!
I do not know if it is because of the holiday of Halloween, the change in temperature and atmosphere with the shift to Fall/Autumn, or some other factor, but this time of year tends to have many ongoing events in … Continue reading Communal Experience from Art
It’s rare that movies surprise me. I am not saying that as a brag or anything; simply that after having seen so many films and television shows, read so many stories, and watched so many plays in my lifetime, I … Continue reading Review: Significant Other
In the world of hundred million dollar blockbusters or ten million plus “indies” with recognized casts, Horror is the visual media’s saving grace and genre. I have said in the past that Horror is the one genre in which innovation, … Continue reading Horror: The Saving Grace/Genre
Since it is still Hispanic Heritage Month and the Spooky season has officially began, it seemed only appropriate to look at a piece of media that connects to both periods. Perhaps, I should have chosen a better one though. Culture … Continue reading Review: Culture Shock (2019)
This is probably the first A24 production that I was disappointed with. I have not liked every single film that the company has made mostly because it happens to have a massive variety in the types of movies it makes, … Continue reading Review: Bodies, Bodies, Bodies
True crime has begun to leave a foul taste in my mouth and an overall grimy feeling. While I find the study of historical cases and events, even criminal ones, a worthwhile and necessary endeavor, the move away from legitimate … Continue reading Review: 30 Morbid Minutes
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