Tag: Horror Movie

La Llorona Review: Excellent, Atmospheric and Horrifying

Bustamante’s La Llorona is not a horror movie. This isn’t a woman in white trying to scream at your face. This is a quiet reminder that humanity is failing everyday – and we’re probably all a part of it.

Ghosts of War Review: They are as Dead as Alive

Ghosts Of War is a must watch film with blended genres. Here's Why!

Shudder’s The Beach House Review: Creepy, Mysterious, Horrific

Shudder's The Beach House is a horror movie that starts off in a vacation-y mood but quickly descends into chaos. It's creepy and mysterious and worth a watch.

Relic Review: Mental Health Can Be Very Scary

Relic is an Australian horror movie directed by Natalie Erika James, which explores the deep, dark side of dementia and blurs the line between reality and the supernatural.

They Reach Review: A Movie That is Neither Scary Nor Funny

They Reach is a horror movie that tries its hand at comedy and teen drama, but fails to impress in any one of those sectors.

Hollywood’s Obsession with Horror Remakes: The Grudge (2020)

Watching The Grudge made me realise that Hollywood has a remake and reboot problem. Some things are better off allowed to come to an end.

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The Love Hypothesis Review: Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman Bring the Fake-Dating Romance to Life

The Love Hypothesis is a charming but predictable romantic comedy elevated by Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman’s chemistry, while Olive and Anh’s friendship adds heart.

Minerva Academy Ending Explained: What Happened to Francesco? Who Is At Fault For His Disappearance?

Minerva Academy ends with Salvo uncovering the truth about Francesco and the academy’s abuse of power, while Diego, Vincenzo and Camilla face life-changing choices.

Joshua and WeiBird’s ‘Baby Come Home’ Review: Sometimes Home Is Just a Person Waiting for You

Joshua and WeiBird's 'Baby Come Home' does not require a dramatic production or long declaration to make the emotional landing. The song is soft, but the promise made is deep and hit the core of the heart.

Minerva Academy Review: Netflix’s Italian Teen Drama Finds Mystery Inside a Military School

Minerva Academy blends military-school drama, teenage rivalries, romance and a missing-student mystery into an intriguing Italian coming-of-age series on Netflix.