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Day #8: We Always Lived in the Castle (2018)

Based on the novel by Shirley Jackson, this film has an all-star cast consisting of Taissa Farmiga, Alexandra Daddario, Crispin Glover, and Sebastian Stan. It’s your basic family drama where a family tragedy happens, and the two girls live with... Read More ›

Day #7: Werewolf by Night (2022)

So, you’ll have to let me know if this actually counts as a horror movie. The description states that it’s a horror movie, but it’s also listed as fantasy, superhero, and many others. Werewolf by Night is a Disney+ original.... Read More ›

Day #6: Deadstream (2022)

So, we’re back at it on Shudder for another Shudder original. Shudder, if someone on your team is reading this then please reach out because I’d love to work with you guys. I don’t know exactly what I could do.... Read More ›

Day #5: Sissy (2022)

I decided to come back to Shudder today with another Shudder original, Sissy (2022). This film is about the title character who is stuck in a remote cabin with her high school bully. Apparently, she or the bully has a... Read More ›

Day #4: Willy’s Wonderland (2021)

So far, I’ve been trying to watch horror films that were released this year. However, when I came across this one, I couldn’t resist. Willy’s Wonderland was released in 2021 and is about a loner who wages war against possessed... Read More ›

Day #3: The Cellar (2022)

Well, it’s Day 3 of the 31 Days of Horror challenge. I’m not sure if it’s an official challenge, but I’m taking it upon myself to attempt to watch a horror movie every day throughout the month of October. Going... Read More ›

Day #2: Watcher (2022)

For Oct. 2, I stuck with a Shudder exclusive film called Watcher. The film is about a married couple that move into an apartment in Bucharest. One of the things the wife, Julia (played by Maika Monroe), notices is that... Read More ›

Day #1: Revealer (2022)

The first film in my 31 days of horror, I chose the Shudder original movie, Revealer. The film was released on June 23, 2022, and directed by Luke Boyce. The plot focuses on two very different characters.   The first is... Read More ›

Review of The Munsters (2022)

Sometimes I wonder if Hollywood executives bother to listen to the fictional characters they help to create. For example, I think whenever a director or screenwriter, or one of those Hollywood bigwigs sits down to give the thumbs up/down to... Read More ›

Review of Don’t Worry Darling (2022)

Of all the movies that released in 2022 (as of this review), Don’t Worry Darling have got to be the most disappointing of them all. For those that are wondering, I’ve seen 29 films this year. The two worst films... Read More ›