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Alone (Movie Review)

When your fears find you, should you run or should you stay and fight? One woman finds out just how determined she is to survive in Alone, which arrives in select theaters, as well as Digital and On Demand, beginning Friday, September 18, 2020 thanks ... Read More

The Tokoloshe (Movie Review)

Almost every culture on Earth has a small but malevolent creature hopping about in its folklore. America and the UK have gremlins, Japan has the kappa, and South Africa has the tokoloshe. It is said they bite the toes off sleeping people, or outright kill ... Read More

The Fanatic (Movie Review)

Fred Durst directs movies now. Technically he has been since at least 2007 with The Education of Charlie Banks, and if you counts music videos, then he has been at it since 1999, doing work for Korn, Puddle of Mudd, and of course, his own ... Read More

All the Creatures Were Stirring (Movie Review)

Ever thought 1982’s Creepshow or 1990’s Tales from the Darkside could have been more festive? Like it could have done with more sleigh bells, tinsel and Christmas cheer? Well, RLJE Films covers that with All the Creatures Were Stirring, due out on Tuesday, December 4, ... Read More

Don’t Hang Up (Movie Review)

Everyone enjoys a good prank from time to time, but at what point does it truly cross the line? During a time when nearly everything is recorded and plastered all across the internet for the entire world to see, pranking has reached extreme heights in ... Read More

Jasmine (Movie Review)

Loss is one of those occasions in life that affects everyone differently; some may grieve and isolate, others might remain in denial, some require closure before moving forward, and then there are those that find themselves dwelling in that delicate place which hinges on the ... Read More