I’m convinced there’s a potentially great movie in Suspiria but it’s going to require a lot of excavation to allow it to see the outside.

Every single film or television show you watch with flesh-eating zombies in it is either inspired by, or responding to, Night of the Living Dead.

Released in the year of our lord, 1968, Night of the Living Dead changed everything.

Holness’ feature film debut, Possum, is nothing short of impressive, even if it doesn’t quite stick the landing.

Being an urban fantasy RPG, the Dresden game has to include not just regular skills but also supernatural abilities.

What’s so great about horror remakes is that fans and critics alike seem to have vastly different reactions to them.

Adaptations of adaptations will happen. Movies get remade. TV series get rebooted. It’s the nature of the beast.

In Jeremy Saulnier’s newest film Hold the Dark, Alaska exists as a force that has been embedded within the psyche of all the characters.

The Haunting of Hill House is a bold and exciting foray into madness, family estrangement, and extended personal struggles that feels like the singular vision of Mike Flanagan.

So trust me when I tell you that City of Demons is a solid entry in the ongoing adventures of Matt Ryan’s interpretation of John Constantine.