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 When Annabelle the doll first showed up in James Wan’s The Conjuring, few of us probably expected we’d be here just six years later with three Annabelle movies and others in the same universe. Yet with no doubt in my mind, Annabelle Comes Home is the best of the Conjuring spinoffs…
 Happening this weekend on the 29th at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood is Etheria Film Night, a showcase of short genre films, all of them directed by up and coming female voices in the industry. Attending the all day festival isn’t just a chance to support women in film, it’s also an opportunity to see some incredible movies…
 Don’t fuck with the Chuck. That’s the mantra a lot of Chucky fans have had since the announcement of the new Child’s Play film, and I get it. But if you’re choosing to ignore the film simply because you’re a fan of the original, you’re missing out, because the new Child’s Play is shockingly fun…
 Some of you probably remember when Mick Garris brought us Showtime’s Masters of Horror series, which presented hour long horror stories each directed by icons of the genre. Now, Mick is back with Nightmare Cinema, a horror anthology which finally goes back to a format which makes these films successful…
[Cinepocalypse Review] 'Culture Shock' is one of the most important films you'll see all year6/19/2019  This is why diversity in film is essential. Having just shown at Cinepocalypse tonight, Into the Dark’s newest episode, Culture Shock, demonstrates why film is so important, and why it is absolutely necessary that we see more diverse voices in horror…
[Cinepocalypse Review] 'Kindred Spirits' further proves McKee is a master of uncomfortable cinema6/18/2019  For those that aren’t familiar with director Lucky McKee’s work, the man is a master of uncomfortable cinema. Having played at Cinepocalypse this past weekend, his new film, Kindred Spirits, only furthers the fact…
 In the world of horror films, one style we don’t see enough of is animated horror. Having just played at Cinepocalypse, Attack of the Demons is the perfect example of why filmmakers should tackle this limitless genre more often…
 My guess would be that anyone who saw The Swerve at Cinepocalypse yesterday needed to stop by that Child’s Play speakeasy, because this is the kind of film that will have you staring into your bucket of buttery popcorn wondering what the point to it all is…
 For anyone who’s ever wondered what it would be like to be an “influencer”...stop it. Why? There are SO MANY better ways to make money. But for others, Deadcon, which just played at Cinepocalypse, shows why that kind of lifestyle is a killer reality…
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