MaXXXine

Set approximately six years after “X,” sole survivor, Maxine Minx relocates in Los Angeles, California where she wins an audition for a Horror film. Suddenly, a serial killer stalks his prey. As Maxine struggles to cope with the psychological trauma she endured at Pearl’s farm, sinister clues are tied to her past. “MaXXXine” was officially […]

Monster: Ed Gein Story

All episodes of Monster’s third season, “Ed Gein Story” are now streaming exclusively on Netflix. The latest season earned negative reviews from critics and streamers alike. A fourth season will focus on Lizzie Borden ignoring the fact we already got Christina Ricci & Chloë Sevigny already played her in separate works. I was curious to […]

The Witch

Woo-hoo, witchy woman see how high she flies! – The Eagles. Inspired by his fascination with witchcraft since childhood, Robert Eggers (The Lighthouse, Nosferatu 2024) wrote a script titled, “The Witch.” Set in the 1630s, a family is banished by from a settle due to a religious conflict. They build a farm near a forest. […]

Bone Tomahawk

“Bone Tomahawk” officially premiered at the Fantastic Fest in 2015 and later released on DVD/Blu-Ray in stores. It received praise from critics and movie goers alike. Bone Tomahawk became a modern cult classic for both Western and Horror fans. Anyway, it’s Halloween Month. I’ll be watching and posting Horror movies throughout October. I thought about […]

Comics Review: Marvels

Inspired by Spider-Man appearing in “The Electric Company,” Alex Ross began drawing at the age of three. During his childhood, he drew his favorite superheroes from Marvel & DC. By the time Alex turned sixteen, he was influenced by illustrators, Norman Rockwell & Salvador Dali. His drawing abilities improved. Alex’s art style is best described […]

Frankenstein (1994)

The 1990s was a trend for classic Horror movies getting remakes since “Cape Fear” including “Dracula,” “Wolf,” “The Haunting,” “House on Haunted Hill,” Gus Van Sant’s horrendous remake of “Psycho” and a childhood classic growing up, “The Mummy.” The trend ended in 2000 when Gerald Butler as “Dracula” & “Hollow Man” came out. Then, Hollywood […]