Despite This Being a Dumpster Fire of a Year, Here Are 20 Must-See Films of 2020 That Made It Suck a Bit Less
So long 2020, thanks for these awesome movies and absolutely nothing else…
‘Fatman’ Is the One Christmas Movie You Can Not Miss This Year
Christmas is right around the corner, so if you’re a last minute shopper this is usually the time to start panicking and grabbing whatever you can find off the shelves. Slugging through the holiday season feels a bit different this year and to match the insanity of it all, a Christmas movie directed by the Nelms Brothers (Eshom and Ian) has recently been released to VOD and it manages to be perfectly set for 2020’s unique atmosphere. The movie is
‘The Call’ Is the Best Netflix Film of 2020 and You Should Watch It Immediately
Drop everything and watch this mind-bender ASAP
Stop Scrolling! This Is the Easiest Way to Choose What Horror Movies to Watch Tonight
Spell your name and watch the results. It’s really that simple 🔪
November Nightmares: ‘The Wolf of Snow Hollow’ Is a Bloody Creature Feature Guaranteed to Make You Howl with Laughter
No, seriously, this is as close to perfect as a horror comedy can get 🐺
November Nightmares: 3 Terrifying Films I Dare You to Watch Alone
Even the bravest horror fans can get shook sometimes 😱
November Nightmares: 3 Directorial Debuts That Are 2020 Must-Sees
Welcome to November Nightmares…
3 Movies to Make You Scream ‘Nope!’ This Halloween
If you’re a horror fan or just somebody looking to up the ante for Halloween, the options may be limited where you are given our current global predicament forcing some of us to remain indoors.
3 Dark Magic Horror Films Coming Just in Time for Halloween!
We’re halfway through the spooky season and as the horror movie binges continue, some new entries are around the corner arriving days before Halloween. As with every October, the expected seasonal scares fit perfectly with the mood, as well as, do wonders for conjuring up last-minute costume ideas and/or party themes. This year, three witchy based genre films are about to hit the small screens, and what makes them interesting is that they couldn’t be more different from one another
Creative Comparison: Pretzel Jack and Topsy & Bopsy
The big screen may be home to some of the most legendary monsters to ever grace the horror genre, but recently, entries from filmmakers on streaming services programs have been staking their own claim among the iconic figures as being just as terrifying. The bubbling world of small-screen terror has enabled new nightmares to reach audiences across the globe, while doing so it has introduced inventive original takes on skin-crawling monsters and creepy creatures that can make even die-hard horror