There is a reason Kane Parsons, while young as hell, was selected to direct the Backrooms film. It is because he knows exactly what it takes from a visual design to immerse the audience in the Backrooms and to create that environment and atmosphere exactly as the internet stories have built it. Enough can be... Continue Reading →

SPOILERS!!!! This is like when Jordan Peele came out with GET OUT, or Ari Aster dropped Hereditary, a new voice in horror has arrived and it feels DIFFERENT. Obsession needs to first be experienced in a theatre because Curry Barker has seemingly found a way to already master the art of jump scares and making... Continue Reading →

With Amazon now doing auditions for the next James Bond, it only feels right to assess some potential candidates people have been throwing out there. I narrowed it down to five I am hearing the most. I’m going to take this blog to give my thoughts to a few of the big names. This by... Continue Reading →

INITIAL THOUGHTS It isn’t everyday you have a horror film that finds a way to blend folklore, trauma, and 1408 hotel haunting styles all into one. HOKUM finds a way to do that with a fairly simple story, focusing on telegraphed scares that will still make you jump and Scary imagery throughout. This movie I... Continue Reading →

Obsession I have repeatedly been singing the praise of this film because all of the marketing for this film couldn’t be better in my opinion. We had all of the following in the marketing campaign released gradually to lead up to this film making shockwaves across horror come May: - Very short teaser that built suspense... Continue Reading →

This blog is exactly as the title depicts, what stuck out to me from all of the CinemaCon news at 2026 CinemaCon. It is impossible to cover everything they showed or discussed so I am going to use my bias and favoritism to highlight a few topics and pieces of news that got me really... Continue Reading →

This 2026 film year as many know is LOADED. There are big time actors and actresses playing in pivotal and large scale films to be released this year that will be talked about for a long time. What makes this year unique is you have a lot of these actors and actresses pulling double duty... Continue Reading →

I know this was not a big summer blockbuster release, but there is serious claim to best film of the year for Sorry, Baby directed by Eva Victor and also starring Eva Victor. I am serious when I say this movie from an overall perspective of writing, pacing, cast performances, and delivery of a significant... Continue Reading →

Personally, people have been way too hard on this movie for a directorial debut. You’d think people were expecting Shelby Oaks to be the first horror movie to win Best Picture in 35 years with how they’ve hammered it. Is this movie perfect? No. Does it have pacing flaws and doesn’t quite dive all the... Continue Reading →