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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in GamingLike A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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in TVMystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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iPossessed Brings Attention to Veterans’ Struggles, But Misses the Horror Mark
I applaud any film attempting to bridge the challenging conversations of soldiers’ mental health. It’s an important issue that doesn’t get a lot of the attention it deserves. Carl Rimi’s new film iPossessed tends to lean a little heavily into haunted house concepts, but any awareness helps. About a month ago, I reviewed the more […] More
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Lovecraftian Paranoia and Great Performances Elevate a Visceral Call of the Void
There are many different horror subgenres out there for the horror fan. Some come pouring on the blood and guts, while others methodically bore themselves into your psyche, preying on your paranoia and deep-seated fears. When people think of horror films, they typically describe the former, but the latter’s methods can wreak havoc on your […] More
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Drop Delivers an Excellent Locked Room Thriller
Let’s keep this intro short and snappy. Drop is a solid piece of filmmaking that held my attention firmly for the 95 minutes it ran. With convincing performances, engaging characters, and a unique sense of style that ratchets up the tension, you could do much worse for a time at the theatre! The Setup An abusive […] More
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Scares Over Substance in 825 Forest Road
Hell House LLC is one of the best found footage series of the last decade. Beginning in 2015, Stephen Cognetti’s films helped fill the void between the lackluster end of the Paranormal Activity franchise’s Ghost Dimension and its disembodied attempt at resurgence in 2021’s Next of Kin, which felt more like its own film that […] More
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BUFF25: Alma & The Wolf, Best Wishes to All, and Re-Animator 4K
Well, that’s a wrap on the 25th annual Boston Underground Film Festival. This year was packed with weird, wild, and wonderful shorts and a diverse offering spanning genres and decades. From the Cage-rage Australian coasts to battles across time, the programmers of BUFF 25 packed a punch with this year’s festival. Thematically on point and […] More
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in TVMystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Battle of the Black Rock (S3E7)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! Apologies for my absence last week. Life and work became quite hectic, and I needed some time to regroup mentally. But we’re Looney Tunes: Back In Action! I don’t have any new or interesting UFO-related news but I have started reading James Lacatski’s Skinwalkers at the Pentagon, so I’ll report […] More
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in LynchWill Love Win Out: Good and Evil in Lynch’s Filmography
“What do you fear most in the world?” Windom Earle demands of Garland Briggs. His response, “The possibility that love is not enough” indicates a major theme of Lynch’s. From Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, and Lost Highway, to Mulholland Drive, Inland Empire, and The Return, Lynch wrestles with a central question: between the […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in Gaming
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in Gaming
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in Gaming
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Argh! A Yakuza Pirate Adventure!
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in Gaming
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in Gaming
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in GamingLike A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Argh! A Yakuza Pirate Adventure!
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
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Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
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Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
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Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
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iPossessed Brings Attention to Veterans’ Struggles, But Misses the Horror Mark
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Lovecraftian Paranoia and Great Performances Elevate a Visceral Call of the Void
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Drop Delivers an Excellent Locked Room Thriller
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Scares Over Substance in 825 Forest Road
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
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Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
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iPossessed Brings Attention to Veterans’ Struggles, But Misses the Horror Mark
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Lovecraftian Paranoia and Great Performances Elevate a Visceral Call of the Void
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Drop Delivers an Excellent Locked Room Thriller
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Scares Over Substance in 825 Forest Road
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
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Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
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iPossessed Brings Attention to Veterans’ Struggles, But Misses the Horror Mark
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Lovecraftian Paranoia and Great Performances Elevate a Visceral Call of the Void
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Drop Delivers an Excellent Locked Room Thriller
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in Gaming
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Argh! A Yakuza Pirate Adventure!
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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in TV
Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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iPossessed Brings Attention to Veterans’ Struggles, But Misses the Horror Mark
I applaud any film attempting to bridge the challenging conversations of soldiers’ mental health. It’s an important issue that doesn’t get a lot of the attention it deserves. Carl Rimi’s new film iPossessed tends to lean a little heavily into haunted house concepts, but any awareness helps. About a month ago, I reviewed the more […] More
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Lovecraftian Paranoia and Great Performances Elevate a Visceral Call of the Void
There are many different horror subgenres out there for the horror fan. Some come pouring on the blood and guts, while others methodically bore themselves into your psyche, preying on your paranoia and deep-seated fears. When people think of horror films, they typically describe the former, but the latter’s methods can wreak havoc on your […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in Gaming
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Argh! A Yakuza Pirate Adventure!
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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in TV
Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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iPossessed Brings Attention to Veterans’ Struggles, But Misses the Horror Mark
I applaud any film attempting to bridge the challenging conversations of soldiers’ mental health. It’s an important issue that doesn’t get a lot of the attention it deserves. Carl Rimi’s new film iPossessed tends to lean a little heavily into haunted house concepts, but any awareness helps. About a month ago, I reviewed the more […] More
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Lovecraftian Paranoia and Great Performances Elevate a Visceral Call of the Void
There are many different horror subgenres out there for the horror fan. Some come pouring on the blood and guts, while others methodically bore themselves into your psyche, preying on your paranoia and deep-seated fears. When people think of horror films, they typically describe the former, but the latter’s methods can wreak havoc on your […] More
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Drop Delivers an Excellent Locked Room Thriller
Another Hit From Happy Death Day Director Christopher Landon
Let’s keep this intro short and snappy. Drop is a solid piece of filmmaking that held my attention firmly for the 95 minutes it ran. With convincing performances, engaging characters, and a unique sense of style that ratchets up the tension, you could do much worse for a time at the theatre! The Setup An abusive […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Argh! A Yakuza Pirate Adventure!
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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Project MKHEXE Deconstructs Conspiracy Theories by Creating One
At the prehistoric dawn of the internet era, back in the days of AOL dial-up, burned CDs, and independent film renaissance, Artisan films took a chance on a longshot title with no-name actors shooting on a handheld camera. The Blair Witch Project cost an eerily low $35,000 to produce, but an aggressive and strategic marketing […] More
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Sinners: Flannery O’ Connor Meets From Dusk Till Dawn
These Vampires Have Got The Blues
The American novelist Mary Flannery O’Connor was known for her Southern Gothic morality tales. They mixed Christian Spirituality, moral values, and racial issues. From Dusk Till Dawn also explores faith. It is heavily more focused on the vampiric bloodshed in the latter half of the film, though. Take these two art pieces, throw some sweat, […] More
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Salem Horror Fest 8: Everything to Know About this Years Festival
It is that wonderful witchy time of the year again, friends! Salem Horror Fest returns for its eighth edition of the festival, featuring a program so bewitching it’ll make you want to grab your broom, summon your coven, and head right on up to Witch City. This year’s festival will be slightly different from what […] More
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in Gaming
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Argh! A Yakuza Pirate Adventure!
Shiver me timbers, Yakuza has entranced me once again! There’s something that holds undeniable charm about this treasure of a series. Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii (or Pirate Yakuza, as I will refer to it from this point on) is worth its weight in doubloons. The good-natured, heartwarming storytelling returns, with a bit […] More
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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Into the Cavern (S3E8)
Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! We’ve finally reached the end of Season 3 of Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch. This season has ebbed and flowed with quality, which is clearly brought on by Eric Drummond’s absence. Ryan Skinner added another level of exaggeration that, combined with James Keenan, makes the show fall into Oak Island […] More
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iPossessed Brings Attention to Veterans’ Struggles, But Misses the Horror Mark
I applaud any film attempting to bridge the challenging conversations of soldiers’ mental health. It’s an important issue that doesn’t get a lot of the attention it deserves. Carl Rimi’s new film iPossessed tends to lean a little heavily into haunted house concepts, but any awareness helps. About a month ago, I reviewed the more […] More
