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Fear Street: Prom Queen Review

Barbie · Shadyside

Fear Street: Prom Queen Review

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

When critiquing a movie – not a film, a movie – like Fear Street: Prom Queen, it helps to approach it with a generous spirit. Shallow characters, predictable storylines, wooden performances, “high schoolers” in their mid-30s: All of these can be forgivable, even charming, in the context of an ’80s-set teen slasher. But certain rules have to be followed in order to receive this grace, the most important of which is that the kill scenes have to de…See the Story

45 years ago, The Empire Strikes Back changed Star Wars forever

45 years ago, The Empire Strikes Back changed Star Wars forever

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As the Star Wars sequel turns 45 we look at how it bolstered the franchise with its epic fights and plot twist and why it wasn’t fun to make.See the Story

‘Deliver At All Costs’ Game Review: Wheels on Meals (And Other Things)

‘Deliver At All Costs’ Game Review: Wheels on Meals (And Other Things)

Blowing things up is fun. Many hours were spent taking down monolithic structures or leveling industry across dozens of games in my youth, partially due to the sheer destructive nature of it all, but also due to the spectacle. A man-made piece of masonry, a testament to humanity’s will and fortitude to reach the skies, being brought down by ludicrous explosions or hefty bombardments always appeals to that carnal desire to see things go up in smo…Read Article

Dollar Store Discs: ‘The Mermaid’s Curse’ Is More Swim Than Sink

I had so much fun with Scarecrow’s Revenge in my last column that I hastened to grab the other Louisa Warren disc from my dollar store pile. The Mermaid’s Curse is another of the six films Warren released in 2019 (one of which she co-directed with someone named Nick Minaj, and I’m dying to know if that’s an alias). Unlike Scarecrow’s Revenge, this one is set in a present-day seaside town and follows Jake (Tom Hendryk), a cub reporter looking to …United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Shout! Factory Unveils Massive Mario Bava Blu-Ray Collection for Preorder

Mario Bava is credited by some as possibly the greatest Italian horror movie filmmaker ever, and the director of one of the first slasher movies as they’re known today, with A Bay of Blood. Bava is still a bit unknown and underrated compared to his more popular Italian horror colleagues, like Dario Argento (Suspiria) and Lucio Fulci (Zombi), but he was responsible for some incredible and inspirational horror films throughout the 1960s and ‘70s. …Italy · Italy Read Article

‘The Shining’ 45 Years Later: Still a Mesmerizing Trip Into Madness

As the years have gone by, The Shining has reached that envious position where it finds itself in most people’s top ten horror films of all time. With legendary director Stanley Kubrick at the helm and an original story by the master of macabre, Stephen King, it seemed destined to reach lofty heights in the world of cinema. However, it was a rocky road full of Kubrick’s infamous retakes, an unsatisfied King, and not-so-enthralled critics at the …Stephen King · Estes Park Read Article

‘Bloodrayne 2’ at 20: Revisiting the Bloodthirsty Bombshell

Remember Underworld? It really managed to capture a specific sense of style that permeated the early to mid-2000s. It had Kate Beckinsale in all black, gothic structures and brooding atmosphere, deep blues and greys in every scene, and, of course, the allure of supernatural creatures long before the romanticism of them would go out of style throughout the 2010s. Call it a byproduct of other cultural touchstones like The Matrix, or maybe a conseq…United States · United States Read Article

Morris, the alligator in 'Happy Gilmore,' dies at over 80 years old

63% Center coverage: 76 sources

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Event Horizon: Dark Descent Is a Long Overdue Prequel to the Movie

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nearly 30 years after it first hit theaters, Paul W.S. Anderson's Event Horizon is finally getting a prequel. IDW Publishing has revealed Event Horizon: Dark Descent, a five-issue comic book series that will explore the events leading up to the film and reveal what exactly happened to the original crew of the Event Horizon ship.Dark Descent is written by Christian Ward (Batman: City of Madness) and drawn by Tristan Jones (Aliens: Defiance), with…Podcast See the Story

‘The Beast Hand’ (2024) Blu-ray Review: A Better Character Study Than Horror Film

Body horror films come in different forms and tend to hit differently than others in the genre. The Cronenberg family has perfected it, so it’s refreshing to see others tackle it through their own lens. The Substance (2024) flipped the genre on its head, with Coralie Fargeat having her own unique and modern take. Then there’s the Japanese take with greats like Shinya Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989). Filmmaker Taichiro Natsume (Love Shark…Japan · Japan Read Article

‘Blue Sunshine’ (1977) 4K Blu-ray Review: A Beautiful 35mm to 4K Restoration

There are so many cult films out there that it’s impossible to keep track of all of them. Back in the ’80s and ’90s, when I would frequent video stores, there were times when I wouldn’t rent anything and would instead endlessly browse the aisles, so I could remember what that particular store had. As nerdy as it sounds, I could recall which store had a specific film that another did not. My memory isn’t quite as sharp these days, but when I come…United States · United States Read Article

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