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Dario Argento’s Demons meets The Blair Witch Project as the movie about a real life haunted hotel (ala The Overlook Hotel from The Shining) turns into a “real movie” via its behind-the-scenes documentary footage. As Darkness Reigns unfolds, we meet documentary filmmaker Daniel Whitaker (filming himself via smartphone, of course) on the way to host […]… Continue reading Darkness Reigns (2020) — B&S About Movies

As above, so below. Divorce is never easy for the participants involved and those around them. Young siblings Aiden (Jaeden Martell) and Mia (Lia McHugh) are dealing with the separation of their mom, Laura (Alicia Silverstone) from their father, Richard (Richard Armitage). What is worse is that Richard has moved on quickly with new beau […]… Continue reading The Lodge (2019) — MMJ

When I was little, all movies had some element that scared me, whether it was the Evil Queen or the way the flowers looked. There was always something in a movie that would freaked me out. The Beauty and the Beast terrified me because of the wolves in the forest scene. They were real; wolves […]… Continue reading Everything Scares Me — Milly’s Weeknight Sitcom

A good movie will draw you into the world it has created and make you feel part of it. So much so, that there’s a chance you’ll leave the theater after with a bit of an adrenaline rush. Maybe the latest Bond flick has you feeling like you can be the next 007. Maybe an […]… Continue reading Six Horror Movies to Watch While in Quarantine — ScreenAge Wasteland

I know it has been a while since I have done a movie review. To be honest, my attention has been more on the COVID-19 crisis and staying home. I have worked on my podcast and social media more than doing reviews, but it is time to get back to work. I was actually thrust-ed […]… Continue reading Movie Review: Hellboy 2019 — The Xennial Cinephile

This book wastes no time with the main character having her zombie urges. Alice has a craving that she will satisfy. Meanwhile, a police officer, Lazarus is looking for Alice to question her about what she may have “witnessed” at a previous scene. When Lazarus and Alice finally meet, Lazarus is awe struck at how […]… Continue reading Part-time Zombie by Gerald Dean Rice — The Voracious Gnome

Surprised? Yes Last night we decided to watch a movie called: The Hunt. The background of this movie is that Elite’s kidnap people that they think did the world wrong. These non elite people had an inkling on what was going on but wasn’t sure. In the genre, they have it as horror, action and […]… Continue reading The Hunt — Kat Naps and Fires

I know what you’re thinking. Horror? Relaxing? Surely you kid. Nope! Though horror films are meant to thrill, scare, and discomfit us, there are a handful of movies I enjoy watching in my downtime. As everyone who reads this should know by now, I’m a big rewatcher, and familiarity breeds comfort. Each of these five […]… Continue reading My Top 5 Favorite RELAXING Horror Movies — The Below Average Blog

https://video.wordpress.com/embed/tVj8KuMG?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 Hey, folks! I’m back with #22 on my list of The Best Horror Movie Kills of All-Time: the nanny’s death in THE OMEN (1976) The 1970’s introduced the world to several historically notable horror films, including The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Exorcist and Halloween, each cementing their status as bona fide classic with critics… Continue reading The Best Horror Movie Kills of All-Time: #22 – THE OMEN (1976) — This Is Your Brain On Film

https://video.wordpress.com/embed/4aHEkS2W?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 Hey, folks! I’m back with #21 on my list of The Best Horror Movie Kills of All-Time: the plaster suffocation death in Tourist Trap (1979). The world has gone to hell since the last time I posted, but I’m going to continue this list. Maybe there are people out there looking for an escape… Continue reading The Best Horror Movie Kills of All-Time: #21 – TOURIST TRAP (1979) — This Is Your Brain On Film