While everyone told me that I had to watch Everything, Everywhere All at Once with my mom, I happened to view it for the first time with my dad. While watching it, I could tell there were certain parts that resonated more with me than him, and I can’t tell whether this whole viewing enhanced […]
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Sorry for disappearing, I forgot who I was. But we’re back now. I recently saw Hi Man, the film that seems to be taking all my critic peers by storm, and I was pleasantly surprised by how much I actually liked it. I was familiar with Glen Powell from his work on Scream Queens way
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I will start by getting the obvious out of the way, I think The Lost Boys is a staple of horror. A dark twist to the lost boys from Peter Pan, this group of delinquents who never get older but also have a thirst for blood are main talking points when discussing the modern vampire.
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I’ve spoken about this movie in the past as being one of my favourites, yet I’ve failed to dedicate the time to properly explain why. The Menu is, by no exaggeration, a perfect film. A psychological ‘eat the rich’ film that, despite taking place in a restaurant, does not include literally eating rich people. Instead,
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Blessed be the Netflix gods that have stocked me with horror movies, and Ashwee who suggested we watch this nutty movie. So Bye Bye Man is about Elliot, his girlfriend Sasha and their friend John who move into this spooky old house. Elliot starts finding old writing in the house with the phrase, “Don’t
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Hooboy. I remember I watched Ouija years ago because of my big love of Olivia Cooke, and how incessantly disappointed I was. While yay, no gore, this movie has few effective jump scares and the acting is abysmal for the most part. Also, it’s intrinsically based in the Christian rooted fear and paranoia that are
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It wouldn’t be pride if I didn’t talk about a queer classic, Jennifer’s Body. I’m not the most eloquent with my words, but I would be remiss if I didn’t try and discuss this movie and all it represents. Jennifer’s Body is one of those movies that really sticks out as something to be looked
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Credit to Ash, who helped me push through this & gave me the idea! In the spirit of summer and because I’ve been living poolside for the past week and a half (sorry!), I thought I would talk about Night Swim, the Blumhouse venture about a haunted swimming pool. This movie came out in…January of
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I’m not wrong. Bodies, Bodies, Bodies is a simple concept: a group of rich asshole twenty somethings are stuck together during a house party and they all start getting killed off and inevitably blaming each other. While this is a pretty basic horror concept, the writers elevate the movie by twisting this into a commentary
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After Abigail, my bestie and I have been hankering for some more vampire movies. And after a bummer of a selection on multiple streaming apps, Netflix pulled through with The Invitation, a 2022 vampire flick that has little to no blood but one of the few gore scenes that
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