Author Paul Brian McCoy

Sophie Turner, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and Jennifer Lawrence fire up an all-star cast in this spectacular culmination of the X-Men saga!

What you need to know going in, is that this first season of Titans is an adaptation of the first arc of The New Teen Titans.

Shot in South Carolina during a hurricane, Shed is one of those films that exemplifies the struggles and triumphs of indie filmmakers.

As far as directorial debuts go, The Girl in the Crawlspace is a strong one.

Overall, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is a triumph.

Scary Stories: A Documentary inspires going back to reread the series, making your own art, defending literature from censorship, and flying your horror freak-flag.

So, I’ve referenced Gilliam, Jodorowsky, Troma, Peter Jackson, Kafka, and David Lynch so far, and the finale brought the grotesque excess of Yoshihiro Nishimura’s Tokyo Gore Police. I should FUCKING LOVE this movie and want to have its babies.

Don’t want to go searching through the site for all the Easter Zombie Movie Marathon reviews for this year? You’re in luck!

Cargo helped to elevate the marathon above the standard zombie fare, and that’s really what makes this annual event worth it.

After watching Overlord, I realized that we’d never watched Outpost for an Easter Zombie Movie Marathon.

Overlord is a solid entry in the zombie canon, with strong performances, spectacular effects and more than a few good gore gross-outs.

I almost don’t want a second season at this point. I’m perfectly happy with Black Summer standing alone as a 4 hour and 40 minute long zombie epic.

Ravenous is easily the best film we’ve seen this year so far, and ranks as one of the strongest entries in eleven years of the marathon.

The first season finale of Kingdom was pretty much up to the standard of each episode so far.

Locked Away is a film that aspiring low/no budget horror filmmakers should probably put on their watch list.

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.

Overall, The Rezort isn’t a horrible way to spend your evening.

After three straight low-dialogue episodes, Black Summer slows down a little to let us catch up with everybody.

The way Kingdom leans into the different threats during the days and nights is really one of its main strengths.

Really, this episode perfectly captures what I’m digging most about Black Summer.