An unlikely movement to revive the Universal Monsters continues. While the ill-fated "Dark Universe" crashed and burned, the monsters and creatures from the famed studio continue to permeate pop culture. A Blumhouse remake of The Invisible Man became one of the last big hits pre-Covid. Monsters have continually shown up at Halloween Horror Nights. Rumors … Continue reading Review: ‘Renfield’ Brings an A+ Nicholas Cage Performance to a Fine Horror-Com
Review: ‘Renfield’ – Baptized And Bathed In Blood
In a very nice modern twist, the story of Count Dracula and his lackey, Renfield are still alive in 2023. They are running out of new homes and move to New Orleans. It's a great setting considering the presence of Louisiana voodoo and how it could connect to Dracula. However, you do not see some … Continue reading Review: ‘Renfield’ – Baptized And Bathed In Blood
Review: ‘The Menu’ Surprises with the Best Ensemble of the Year with Killer Commentary
The restaurant world has changed immensely in the past decade. While there have always been celebrity chefs, social media has boosted seemingly unknown talents to superstardom. Creating foods that go viral on TikTok became as important as a good meal. The experiential platform of restaurants has become a sought-after commodity. What was once a mystery … Continue reading Review: ‘The Menu’ Surprises with the Best Ensemble of the Year with Killer Commentary
Trailer: New X-Men Film ‘Dark Phoenix’ Ups the Stakes For What Could Be the Finale
Check out the latest trailer for "Dark Phoenix," the latest X-Men film! Watch Sophie Turner destroy the universe on June 7, 2019.
REVIEW: ‘The Favourite’ is the Best Send-Up of Period Piece Filmmaking Since ‘Amadeus’
As a young maiden (Emma Stone) and the Parliamentary Leader of the Opposition (Nicholas Hoult) wander across the grounds of a castle, you might think you're in a Merchant & Ivory film. The costumes are gorgeous, the world is candlelit, and the wigs are astounding. However, the moment that Hoult opens his mouth, the level … Continue reading REVIEW: ‘The Favourite’ is the Best Send-Up of Period Piece Filmmaking Since ‘Amadeus’