After nine long years and five incredible seasons, the beginning of the end for Stranger Things is upon us.
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Black Phone 2 Review: The Grabber takes a trip to Elm St in this gritty horror sequel
Derrickson thrusts what was once a one-off horror story into potential multi-film franchise territory.
Alien: Earth Season 1 Review: New planet. New vibe. Same great xenomorph action.
Taking place 2 years before the 1979 classic, chaos unfolds on Earth when a variety of alien species’ are set loose.
I Know What You Did Last Summer Review: Does this iconic 90s slasher franchise have more in store?
The latest trend of releasing a horror requel with the same title as the original (see Halloween and Scream) adds another culprit.
M3GAN 2.0 Review: No horror. No thrills. No future for this franchise.
This movie is a classic case of a big studio misunderstanding what made a film popular.
Weapons Review: A chilling horror spectacle that toys with your expectations
One night at exactly 2:17am, all but one child from Mrs. Gandy’s class got out of bed, ran into the night and vanished without a trace, sending the community into a frenzy.
Love, Death & Robots Season 4 Review: A forgettable assortment of beautiful animated shorts
One of the most high-profile collections of animated shorts has returned for a fourth volume, but it’s largely disappointing.
Poker Face Season 2 Review: Upping the ante with more mayhem, merriment and murder
Rian Johnson’s Poker Face is back for more murder-of-the-week mayhem, with Charlie stumbling her way into more murder investigations.
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Review: Sending off the franchise with more impressive stunts
After nearly 30 years of death-defying stunts and Tom Cruise running, one of the most iconic action spy franchises has come to a close with The Final Reckoning.
Fear Street: Prom Queen Review: Murderous thrills and horror cliches keep the franchise alive
Set within the Fear Street universe, it follows the prom queen candidates of Shadyside High as they begin to disappear ahead of their big night.
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