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EZMM 2019 Day 5.1: Locked Away (2006-2017) Paul Brian McCoy April 19, 2019 Zombies 101 Locked Away is a film that aspiring low/no budget horror filmmakers should probably put on their watch list.
Lost in Translation 290: Godzilla – Planet of the Monsters Scott Delahunt April 19, 2019 Lost in Translation The theme of the Godzilla franchise has always been about the dangers of destroying the planet, either through nuclear war or through environmental damage.
EZMM 2019 Day 4.2: Kingdom Episode 1.05 Paul Brian McCoy April 18, 2019 Zombies 101 This episode was a bit of a return to the slow burn of the opening chapters but does a good job maintaining and building tension while also laying out new mysteries to unravel.
EZMM 2019 Day 4.1: The Rezort (2015) Paul Brian McCoy April 18, 2019 Zombies 101 Overall, The Rezort isn’t a horrible way to spend your evening.
EZMM 2019 Day 3.2: Black Summer Episode 1.05 Paul Brian McCoy April 17, 2019 Zombies 101 After three straight low-dialogue episodes, Black Summer slows down a little to let us catch up with everybody.
EZMM 2019 Day 3.1: Kingdom Episodes 1.03 & 1.04 Paul Brian McCoy April 17, 2019 Zombies 101 The way Kingdom leans into the different threats during the days and nights is really one of its main strengths.
EZMM 2019 Day 2.2: Black Summer Episodes 1.03 & 1.04 Paul Brian McCoy April 16, 2019 Zombies 101 Really, this episode perfectly captures what I’m digging most about Black Summer.
EZMM 2019 Day 2.1: Kingdom Episodes 1.01 & 1.02 Paul Brian McCoy April 16, 2019 Zombies 101 The first episode is a bit of a slow burn, but the series director, Kim Seong-hun, has a beautiful eye and every shot of Kingdom is gorgeous.
EZMM 2019 Day 1: Black Summer 1.01 & 1.02 Paul Brian McCoy April 15, 2019 Zombies 101 Black Summer isn’t about the emotional impact of watching someone you’ve grown to like or love suddenly turn into a monster.
Hellboy (2019) Adam Barraclough April 15, 2019 Movies, Reviews Having watched Hellboy this weekend, the extremely poor reviews feel a bit vindictive.
Dragged Across Concrete (2019) Nate Zoebl April 12, 2019 Movies, Reviews I’m keeping things light in this review for the reason that I want you, dear reader, to be surprised by the many twists and turns of Dragged Across Concrete.
Lost in Translation 289: Titans Scott Delahunt April 12, 2019 Lost in Translation The characters are recognizable, but Titans is putting its own spin on them, something to be expected in a cinematic universe.
Advance Review: Osgood as Gone by Cooper S. Beckett Paul Brian McCoy April 10, 2019 Books, Reviews Osgood as Gone, by Cooper S. Beckett, is definitely something special.
THE SCARIEST THING EVER: Life’s Disappointments and Pet Sematary John E. Meredith April 8, 2019 Shot for Shot This is the scariest thing I've ever read.
Pet Sematary (2019) Nate Zoebl April 8, 2019 Movies, Reviews For fans of King, or fans of genre horror, there may be enough standard thrills and chills to enjoy the new Pet Sematary.
Advance Review: Shazam! Rick Shingler March 29, 2019 Movies, Reviews SHAZAM! is a big, fun flick that should serve to give us all hope for the future of the DCEU.
Lost in Translation 288: Evolution of TV Viewing Scott Delahunt March 29, 2019 Lost in Translation With the changes in how people watch TV today, television may be the best route for adaptation.
Depraved (2019) Paul Brian McCoy March 22, 2019 Movies, Reviews Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Depraved, is that it in no real way attempts to live up to the salaciousness of its title.
Lost in Translation 287: Carmen Sandiego Scott Delahunt March 22, 2019 Lost in Translation Carmen Sandiego is its own work, but it builds upon the franchise in such a way to be part of it instead of separate.
Early Bird Review Take Two: Us (2019) Peterson Hill March 21, 2019 Movies, Reviews Us is another tour de force in tonal horror that has a core of social commentary running through it.
