‘Dooba Dooba’ Review – Security Cam Horror Film is a Slow Burn Nightmare

With a film like Dooba Dooba, it would be easy to sit back and let the film’s gimmick do a lot of the heavy lifting. Written and directed by Ehrland Hollingsworth, this 2025 festival darling works hard to capture a certain analog horror aesthetic, with static cameras, a single location, and grainy footage. From a […]

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‘Killer Whale’ Review – Recycled Plot Sinks Lionsgate’s Aquatic Thriller

A recycled premise gets repurposed with Killer Whale. If you’ve seen 47 Meters Down or Lionsgate’s Fall, which also stars Killer Whale‘s Virginia Gardner, this straightforward aquatic thriller adheres to the exact same formula with very little in the way of deviations. Stop me if you’ve heard this plot before: an inciting tragedy inspires a […]

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‘Sleepwalker’ Review – Hayden Panettiere’s New Horror Movie Is a Snooze

Brandon Auman’s Sleepwalker, a feature-length version of the filmmaker’s own short, centers on a grieving mother (played by Hayden Panettiere) and her series of unyielding, nocturnal terrors. And as a recurring dream might have, there is an overwhelming sense of familiarity to Sleepwalker that lingers well after everything else has been forgotten. That nagging, been-there-done-that […]

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The “Evolved Edition” of ‘Alien: The Roleplaying Game’ Adds Even More to an Already Great TTRPG [Review]

At this point, it feels like so many franchises have an official tabletop roleplaying game. The Walking Dead, Hellboy, Blade Runner, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and even Monty Python all have licensed games based on their universes, and that’s just off the top of my head. Frankly, I’ve never really been super drawn to this, […]

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‘The 4: An Illustrated Guide to 4 Apocalypses’ Takes Edutainment to the End of the World [Review]

  Killing zombies and wearing spiked leather jackets is cool and all, but our collective fascination with the apocalypse has more to do with the wish to be free from the stress of modern life than actually wanting to live in a nightmarish wasteland. After all, the reality of dealing with irradiated water supplies and […]

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‘Primal’s’ Resurrection Is A Totemic Animated Achievement [Season 3 Review]

Primal’s third seasons receives an undead makeover that pushes Tartakovsky’s already-ambitious action epic even further out of its comfort zone. Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal is why people watch television in the first place. It’s a sprawling, ultra-violent, survival tale between neanderthal and dinosaur that plays out almost entirely without dialogue. Primal taps into something ancient and, […]

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‘Dust Bunny’ Review – Bryan Fuller’s Fairy Tale Gateway Horror Dazzles and Delights

The monster lurking under the bed is real and hungry in “Hannibal” creator Bryan Fuller’s charming feature directorial debut, Dust Bunny. It’s an imaginative bedtime story come to life on screen, bearing more in common with Fuller’s whimsical “Pushing Daisies” in style and tone. Humor, horror, and heart collide in an infectious fairy tale of […]

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‘Influencers’ Review – Shudder Sequel Provides a Great Game of Cat and Mouse

The benefit of a sequel is that you can hit the ground running. The lore, the characters, even the narrative format, have all been established, so filmmakers can dispense with the formality of introducing everything except the new plot. Writer/director Kurtis David Harder absolutely embraces this approach for his sequel, Influencers. Building off the events […]

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Visual Treats in ‘SLEEP AWAKE’ Mask a Weak Story and Undercooked Gameplay Elements [Review]

Just a little over a year ago, Blumhouse Games published their first game, Fear the Spotlight, which I was a big fan of. Their latest publishing endeavor is SLEEP AWAKE, the debut game from EYES OUT, a studio founded by Cory Davis of Spec Ops: The Line and Nine Inch Nails guitarist Robin Finck. That’s […]

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‘Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution’ Is A Visual Triumph That Celebrates Big, Brutal Battles [Review]

Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution recaps the end of the anime’s second season and teases the start of season three with a visually stunning film that suffers from structure. “Just save as many people as you can, even if it’s only one.” Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen has experienced a meteoric rise that’s turned its exaggerated action and […]

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‘Troll 2’ Review – Netflix Sequel Doubles Down on Kaiju Action Spectacle

A brief meta exchange between characters praising the almighty sequel in a late scene signals the type of wry self-awareness returning director Roar Uthaug (The Wave, Cold Prey) and writer Espen Aukan employ in Troll 2. Their follow-up to the 2022 Netflix Kaiju film mostly leaves its MonsterVerse formula behind in favor of an Indiana […]

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‘Stranger Things 5’ Volume 1 Review – The Stakes Are Daunting in Final Season’s Blockbuster First Half

Three years have passed since Stranger Things Season 4’s cliffhanger finale left Upside Down fissures in Hawkins, but time has largely remained unchanged for our heroes in Stranger Things 5, at least at first. The fifth and final season brings things full circle, picking up a year and a half later, exactly four years after […]

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‘Total Chaos’ Is One of the Scariest Games of 2025 [Review]

From Counter-Strike to Cry of Fear, some of the most innovative gaming experiences out there have their origins in the video game modding scene. After all, these communities often serve as a training ground for passionate fans-turned-developers, with even beginners being encouraged to flex their creative programming muscles by remixing existing digital playgrounds into completely […]

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‘Man Finds Tape’ Is Fearless Found Footage That Seeks to Disrupt [Review]

“Are all monsters a hoax, or is it possible that the monsters that haunt the 21st century hide in plain sight?” Found footage and mockumentary horror films remain wildly polarizing and they’re subgenres where only the most successful or maligned releases seem to get any attention. For some horror audiences, there’s just too much of […]

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Creature Collecting Roguelike ‘Morsels’ Drops You into Gross World Full of Mystery [Review]

Everything is a roguelike now. We’ve got poker roguelikes, slot machine roguelikes, even Breakout has been made into a roguelike, and it seems the possibilities for the framework are endless. Morsels, the debut game from Furcula, brings a bit more of a familiar take on the action roguelike, a la Binding of Isaac or Hades, […]

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