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Kevin Bacon Horror Film They/Them Gets Peacock Release Date, Will Tell A “Queer Empowerment Story Set At A Gay Conversion Camp”

May 15, 2022

They/Them, an upcoming horror film starring Kevin Bacon and set within a "gay conversion camp", has officially received a date for its release to NBC's Peacock streaming platform. Source: THEY/THEM -- Pictu...

Halloween Kills Review: A Stab In the Dark

JB Augustine

October 18, 2021

Movie Reviews, Movies

There are only so many times and ways one can say "The wait is over!" and "It's finally here!" before asking, "Is it worth it?" Halloween Kills is in the same club as Wonder Woman 1984, Tenet, and Godzilla vs. ...

Halloween Kills Producer Ryan Freimann Says Michael Myers Will Never Cross Over With Competing Slasher Icons

JB Augustine

October 1, 2021

Movies

It’s time to fact the fact that there’s a long list of reasons that slashers such as Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger or Jason Voorhees are never going to face-off, either one-on-one or in a three-way-dance. S...

Review: Black Christmas Is a Yuletide Slasher with Some Rough Edges But True to the Genre

JB Augustine

December 14, 2019

Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews

I love Black Christmas. I’ve been a fan and bleeding-heart purist of Bob Clark’s psychological masterpiece since I first saw it almost two decades ago. Naturally, I watched it over and over again for months. ...

Black Christmas is a “Fiercely Feminist” Movie, Says Director Sophia Takal

JB Augustine

December 10, 2019

Movies

The second remake of Black Christmas, the notorious thriller by A Christmas Story director Bob Clark, is nearing release so its cast and director have a lot to say. Co-writer and director Sophia Takal discus...

Don’t Let Go Review: Time Travel Isn’t Wearing Thin at Theaters

JB Augustine

September 3, 2019

Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews

Time travel is all the rage in 2019. Blumhouse gives us its second attempt at it this year after Happy Death Day 2U with Don’t Let Go but this film doesn’t follow the same cues and is far more brooding and seri...

Report: Production Begins on Leigh Whannel and Blumhouse’s Invisible Man

JB Augustine

July 17, 2019

Movies

Production has officially begun on Blumhouse's remake of The Invisible Man. Director Leigh Whannell (writer of Saw) announced it on Twitter. He shared a photo of a slate showing his name, the cinematographer St...

Movie Review: Jordan Peele’s Us: Is It Worth the Hype?

JB Augustine

March 23, 2019

Movie Reviews, Movies, Reviews

Jordan Peele's Us is officially here after months of build, promotion, and a few years of anticipation. When his debut, the inimitable Get Out, turned into a hit and an award winner, people were eager to see wh...

Movie Review: Happy Death Day 2U, Is It Worth Reliving a Day Over Again?

JB Augustine

February 18, 2019

Movie Reviews, Reviews

Occasionally, a movie comes out and becomes a hit. Then it spawns a sequel you might not expect to be any good but shows there is plenty of stories left to tell. That's the case with Happy Death Day 2U, the fol...

M. Night Shymalan Reveals First Official Glass Trailer and New Poster!

John F. Trent

July 20, 2018

Movies

Director M. Night Shymalan will be combining two of his best films into one narrative with his upcoming Glass film. Those narratives are Unbreakable, which starred Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson, and Split ...

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