Stranger Things 4 Vol 1 Review: Netflix Series Hasn’t Lost it’s Magic
Stranger Things Season 4 is now streaming only on Netflix. Reader Beware, Spoilers Ahead!!! Stranger
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June is Aquatic Horror Month for Retro Reviews as we Highlight Our Favorite Creatures from the Deep
The theme for our Retro Reviews for June will be Aquatic Horror to kick off the summer
Review: Shudder’s ‘The Found Footage Phenomenon’ Doc Entertains but Just Scratches the Surface
The Found Footage Phenomenon is now available to stream on Shudder Found footage horror is
Panic Fest Review: ‘Hatching’ is the Finnish Body-Horror Fairy Tale You Won’t Forget
Adolescence and motherhood are themes that are no strangers to the horror genre. With the
Review: Shudder’s ‘The Sadness’ Goes Where Few Have Dared But is it Good?
The Sadness is now streaming on Shudder. Reader beware spoilers ahead! Shudder just debuted the
‘Shark Bait’ Review: It’s ‘Open Water’ Meets ‘Jaws’ in this Spring Break Creature Feature
Director James Nunn’s (One Shot) new film Shark Bait hits theaters, Digital and On Demand
Review: Peacock’s ‘Firestarter’ Remake Brings New Life to an Old Flame
The remake of the 1984 film Firestarter just debuted on the streaming service Peacock and
Panic Fest Review: ‘Woodland Grey’ Can’t Help from Getting Lost in the Woods
Showing at Panic Fest 2022 is Woodland Grey, directed by Adam Reider, which continues the steady flow of folk
Panic Fest Review: ‘Pennywise: The Story of IT’
Filmmakers John Campopiano and Christopher Griffiths explore the power of the 1990 hit miniseries, with their new documentary Pennywise: The
Panic Fest Review: ‘When the Screaming Starts’ Goes for the Laughs and the Jugular
An award-winning documentarian, sets off on his latest controversial project, a serial killer documentary. However,