Jane (Montse Hernandez) wants to be close to her childhood friend Merritt (Cheyenne Haynes). Merritt’s click involving Nadia (Harley Quinn Smith), Ellis (Anthony Keyvan), and Eric (Austin Zajur) are sort of troublemakers, whereas Jane is quieter and keeps to herself. It isn’t clear as to how things changed between Jane and Merritt, but Jane doesn’t […]
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James (Thomas Hobson) is a young doctor who is called upon by his uncle Matthew (Phil Morris) to bring his services to a small Arkansas town. Traveling through a post-Civil War world, James is initially weary of the town and its inhabitants; however, he comes to find the town to be delightful – even if […]
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Sometime after their mother has passed away and their father has deserted them, brothers Lucas (August Maturo) and Tom (Mike Manning) are left to fend for themselves. Living alone in a shabby house in the woods, Tom spends his days going to work and then going out at night to drink, whereas Lucas roams about […]
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Bloody Disgusting’s The Long Night review takes a look at the new indie horror movie starring Scout Taylor-Compton, who played Laurie Strode in Rob Zombie’s Halloween movies. Having grown up in a foster home and wanting to learn more about who her family is, Grace (Scout Taylor-Compton) comes across a lead that may help her […]
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In our BloodbornePSX review, Bloody Disgusting takes a trip back to Central Yharnam for a demake of From Software’s Cosmic Horror classic. People have been begging for Sony to finally bring Bloodborne over to PC, and thanks to developer Lilith Walther we’re one step closer. BloodbornePSX manages to transform the PS4 classic into a game […]
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Running from zombies has never been such a good time. In Bloody Disgusting’s Dying Light 2 review, find out just why dead is better. Seven years after first releasing something of a surprise hit with zombie-kicking parkour adventure Dying Light, Polish developer Techland returns that formula with a sequel that looks to expand on the […]
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Written and directed by Le-Van Kiet, The Requin follows Jaelyn (Alicia Silverstone) and Kyle (James Tupper), who have taken off to vacation in Vietnam and escape some recent pain. One night, a horrible storm sweeps in and wreaks havoc on their villa, which just so happens to be standing over the water. The ferocity of […]
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This “All of Us Are Dead” review is spoiler-free. You’re safe. The Netflix adaptation of webtoon Now at Our School by Joo Dong-geun uses a gory if familiar outbreak premise as a vehicle for an ambitious K-drama bearing no shortage of social critiques. “All of Us Are Dead“ (trailer here) does offer a few twists to […]
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If for some reason Marvel’s Morbius doesn’t catch your interest, maybe Dracula: The Original Living Vampire will take a – BITE – out of your attention. Here’s our review. Directed by Maximilian Elfeldt, and written by Michael Varrati, the film is set in modern-esque times like that of Bram Stoker’s Dracula; however, the setting and […]
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This “Astrid & Lilly Save the World” review covers the first three episodes. Lilly (Samantha Aucoin) and Astrid (Jana Morrison) may not have it all that easy, but they at least have each other. Though the two are at the brunt of many jokes made by bullies at school, they have a powerful bond and […]
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Netflix‘s release of The Woman in the Window last year continued a trend of psychological thrillers centered on unreliable, unhinged protagonists trying to sleuth their way through murder mysteries despite obstacles like agoraphobia. It was panned by critics and audiences alike, most torn on whether the movie’s silliness and penchant for over-the-top melodrama was an asset […]
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I feel like I should admit a bias/concern I had about the new Scream soundtrack right off the bat: it’s not by Marco Beltrami, who composed the memorable music for Screams 1-4. If filmmakers Matt Bettinelli-Opin and Tyler Gillett wanted to honor the legacy that Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson created with their new film, […]
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Spanish writer/director Carlota Pereda adapts her 2018 short to expand on the complex effects of bullying against a backdrop of horror. In Piggy, it’s not just the bullies, and the bullied that deals with the emotional fallout and ramifications of bullying. It ripples through a small town, exacerbated by the arrival of a serial killer, presenting […]
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DIY filmmaking mavericks Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead continue their unique nesting doll cinematic universe with their latest. Something in the Dirt harkens back to their roots, offering up another introspective, intimate sci-fi tale centered around an unlikely comedic duo. Levi (Benson) snagged a no-lease apartment in Hollywood Hills, sight unseen, as he prepares to leave Los Angeles for good. He […]
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If last year’s The Night House or Godzilla vs. Kong didn’t already solidify actor Rebecca Hall’s talents for selling the hell out of any fantastical story and worldbuilding, her latest surely will. Resurrection transforms the familiar psychological-thriller setup of an unraveling, hysterical woman into something far more refreshing and deranged, serving as a jaw-dropping showcase for Hall as she dials up the intensity […]