Well, after forty-six years of Friday The 13th, it was bound to happen sooner or later. I’m referring to the fact that for the majority
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American Gangster (2007) – Review
I think it’s a fair statement to say that the mob movie has attracted its fair share of celebrated auteurs. Obviously the likes of Francis
Crystal Lake – Season 1, Episode 6: Kill Them, Mommy (2026) – Review
For those of us hardwired to love the Friday The 13th universe, there’s been a sense that Crystal Lake has been holding back ever so
Apollo 13 (1995) – Review
When it comes to biopics and movies based on actual events, it’s all very well and good building up your real life heroes and virtuous
Crystal Lake – Season 1, Episode 5: The New Blood (2026) – Review
Reinventing an established horror franchise for the small screen isn’t exactly new. Over the last few decades, Hannibal, Bates Motel and, most recently, Mike Flanagan’s
12 Rounds (2009) – Review
After WWE’s film devision allowed John Cena to vault over the top rope and closeline his way into the world of movies, I was curious
Crystal Lake – Season 1, Episode 4: A New Beginning (2026) – Review
As we wade ever deeper into the narrative waters of Crystal Lake, it’s starting to become clear that the show is building up to two
Street Fighter (2026) – Review
While the video game genre as a whole can hardly claim to have pulled off a perfect round (yet), it’s certainly in the best shape
Crystal Lake – Season 1, Episode 3: Part III (2026) – Review
OK, I was getting a tad worried there for a second. You see, despite an opening episode that suggested Friday The 13th origin/reboot show, Crystal
Whalefall (2026) – Review
Picture the scene: I am merely a child and I’m fairly sure the year is 1986. I am perched in front of a miniscule television
Crystal Lake – Season 1, Episode 2: Part II (2026) – Review
I’ll admit I came out of the gate pretty strong for Crystal Lake’s first episode – but can you blame me? After such a long
Crystal Lake – Season 1, Episode 1: Camp Crystal (2026) – Review
As a long time Friday The 13th fan, the fact that we haven’t had any new, official additions to the franchise since the 2009 remake
VisionQuest – Season 1, Episode 2: Theseus (2026) – Review
After a stupendous, reality warping first episode that put some substantial work introducing us to Vision’s startlingly complex new status quo, it’s time for VisionQuest
The Uprising (2026) – Review
It’s no secret that Paul Greengrass is kind of a political sort. Even when tangling with blockbuster franchises such as the Bourne Saga, the sultan
VisionQuest – Season 1, Episode 1: No Strings (2026) – Review
Still one of the more memorable things to spin out of the MCU in the wake of Endgame and the rise of Disney+, WandaVison still
Gaslight (1940) – Review
To gaslight someone is to perform a type of psychological abuse that makes a victim doubt their own memory, perception, or even sanity. It’s a
Carrie – Season 1, Episode 8: AP Physics (2026) – Review
There comes a time where you have to let go of what is known if you want to embrace the new, but there were times
Carrie – Season 1, Episode 7: Romantic Literature (2026) – Review
As we creep ever closer to the epic slice of retribution that closes out the book of Carrie, we find the penultimate episode finally starting
Below – Season 1, Episode 6: The Unfathering Deep (2026) – Review
It’s been quite the choppy journey for Netflix’s aquatic thriller, Below. Much like the ever-changing nature of the sea, the show opted to chuck in
Other Mommy (2026) – Review
In a time when horror seems to be at its most popular ebb, and new directors are crafting modern classics everywhere you look, it’s worth