Cheap Thrills: The Owners

Horror has never been more alive than it is right now and a lot of that stems from the understated indie gems that come out each and every month. They’re cheap, they’re thrilling, and they’re often some of the best films the genre has to offer. Cheap Thrills aims at highlighting the upcoming indie horror […]

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Cheap Thrills: Baba Yaga – Terror of the Dark Forest

Horror has never been more alive than it is right now and a lot of that stems from the understated indie gems that come out each and every month. They’re cheap, they’re thrilling, and they’re often some of the best films the genre has to offer. Cheap Thrills aims at highlighting the upcoming indie horror […]

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The Aftermath: Reviews for Relic, The Beach House, The Rental, and Amulet

Alright, you beautiful and complete strangers, I’m going to try something a little different around here since I’ve been slacking in this department for quite a while now. Because I haven’t been reviewing movies lately — mostly due to a severe lack of free time — I thought I would start doing a monthly round-up […]

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The Month in Horror Releases: August

With 15 genre films releasing this month, you really can’t complain about a lack of content if you’re a horror fan. Among them are films like Amy Seimetz’s acclaimed She Dies Tomorrow, the Jay Baruchel-directed slasher Random Acts of Violence, and HBO’s fantastic looking and extremely anticipated new series Lovecraft Country — plus so much […]

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Art: Mother! by James Fenwick

Three years later and I’m still in complete awe of Darren Aronofsky’s Mother!, a film that set the genre on fire and was legitimately shocking in many ways — how did he get a studio to back this movie? The insanity. I had a hard time back in 2017 formulating any kind of writing that […]

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Cheap Thrills: Random Acts of Violence

Horror has never been more alive than it is right now and a lot of that stems from the understated indie gems that come out each and every month. They’re cheap, they’re thrilling, and they’re often some of the best films the genre has to offer. Cheap Thrills aims at highlighting the upcoming indie horror […]

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