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If you tried to describe For The Sake Of Vicious in one sentence – well, you can’t. The movie takes a lot of horror themes and mixes it in a pot of a mostly coherent, thrilling, and tension building affair…. Read More »
Sometimes the greatest mysteries or evil deeds happen in the smallest corners of the darkest parts of towns. The places where secrets get revealed and generational wounds can unravel – all taking place on one frosty night in Ontario. The… Read More »
Since George Romero‘s 1968 classic, Night of the Living Dead, the story of zombies being the scourge among us has been finagled in every which way. 2016’s Train To Busan felt like such a breath of fresh air in the… Read More »
April 26, 2000, is a date that is a sore spot for wrestling aficionados across the world. On that edition of WCW Monday Nitro, actor David Arquette won the WCW World Championship. A booking decision that got panned across the… Read More »
“Please, Baby, Please,” the previously shelved episode on ABC’s Black-ish‘s sitcom begins with a storm. While it’s a physical storm, it manifests as a storm that reverberates throughout the entire Johnson family. Andre (Anthony Anderson) is wide awake recalling time… Read More »
“This brain. A lot of abuse through the years. Don’t work so good anymore.” The beauty of the Room 104 series on HBO is that one hotel room can be its self-contained universe. Where some characters confront darker parts of… Read More »
Ask yourself this question. What would you do if you could change identities seemingly on the fly? Would you use it as a temporary escape and could you do it knowing that you are upending someone else’s life entirely? These… Read More »
The J.G. Dillard directed and Jordan Peele written ‘Downtime’ is a central narrative-based sprint. In most of the first season of the revived CBS iteration, many of the episodes offered a critique on current events. Every once in a while,… Read More »
Due to the ongoing pandemic, let’s just say human interaction is altered for the time being. Handshakes and hugs have been substituted for Zoom meetings and Netflix watch parties. Who knows how long will it go? As much as we… Read More »
1954’s suspense-thriller Rear Window and the 2007 remake, Disturbia both taught us to be extra cautious of the neighbor next door. Now add a supernatural witch who seemingly has an endless amount of powers into the mix. The Wretched, directed… Read More »
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