“Nothing ever ends.” The original 1986 “Watchmen” comic from writer and sorcerer Alan Moore and illustrator Dave Gibbons is many things: critically acclaimed, widely influential and politically charged among other
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So, the studio of Warner Bros has finally dared to release a sequel to one of horror cinema’s most sacred cows: Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 adaptation of the 1977 Stephen King
The 2009’s “Zombieland” movie was a sleeper hit, amassing a cult following that has since gone mainstream. I shockingly didn’t check it out until the recent double feature. Now I
HBO’s new show “A Black Lady Sketch Show” breaks ground in being the first sketch comedy show with a nearly all-black female cast and writer’s room. Created by comedian Robin
The “Rambo” franchise is one that is well-trodden. “First Blood” was a humble, well-made thriller, highly acclaimed for its excellent
Warning: Spoilers and TW In spite of everything going for “It,” not even the Eater of Worlds is immune to
“Do you mind if I save your life?” As a massive fan of the Lego brand (even as a 20-year-old),
“American Horror Story: Cult” has come to an end. The 11-episode and seventh installment of the FX horror anthology series
American Horror Story: Cult returned this week with its second episode, titled “Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark.” However, we
“You’ll float too.” IT is hands down one of the best horror films of the decade. Fueled by nightmarish visuals
