The world of J.R.R. Tolkien continues to expand, inviting audiences to embark on a new adventure this December with the animated feature, *The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim*. Set 183 years before the iconic *The Lord of the Rings* trilogy, this film promises to dive into the rich history of Rohan
In the lead-up to the highly awaited finale of “House of the Dragon” Season Two, the American streaming platform Max has made waves by unveiling a spectacular teaser showcasing a slate of new content. This glimpse into the future has captured the attention of genre enthusiasts, with the spotlight shining particularly bright on “The Last
In the chilling opening of “Shelby Oaks,” we are introduced to protagonist Riley Brennan, portrayed by Sarah Durn, who articulates a profound sense of dread: “I’m not safe in here; I feel like I’m being watched.” This line not only sets the emotional tone for the film but also creates a stark contrast between what
The latest installment in the storied Alien series, directed by Fede Alvarez, endeavours to recapture the gripping horror that made the original 1979 film a classic. Following the divisive responses to Ridley Scott’s recent prequels, there has been a palpable longing among fans for a return to the series’ more chilling and straightforward narrative style.
In “The Last Voyage of the Demeter,” directed by André Øvredal, the narrative unfurls under an umbrella of fatalism. The film strategically begins at its end, with the ship Demeter wrecked on the shores of Whitby and no souls remaining among her crew. This grim start sets an ominous tone, instilling a sense of dread
The film “Saint Clare” unfurls a narrative that intricately weaves together themes of identity, morality, and societal expectations through the eyes of its complex protagonist, Clare Bleecker, portrayed by Bella Thorne. The story, a mix of dark comedy and horror that probes into the psyche and predicament of a young woman caught between her violent
Set against the backdrop of New York City in 1965, “Apartment 7A” serves as a compelling prequel to the iconic horror film “Rosemary’s Baby.” The narrative delves into the complexities of ambition, dreams, and the darker elements lurking in the corners of one of New York’s most notorious buildings, the Bramford. This prequel not only
As we approach the much-anticipated August Bank Holiday weekend, horror enthusiasts from around the globe are gearing up for an event that has become synonymous with fear and fascination: the FrightFest film festival. This year marks a notable milestone—its 25th anniversary—an occasion that prompts reflection on the evolution of both the festival itself and the
From the very onset of “Strange Darling,” viewers are thrust into an unsettling experience that challenges typical storytelling conventions. The film opens with a chilling exchange between a character known as The Lady and her pursuer, The Demon, setting a tone steeped in apprehension. The audacity of the question, “Are you a serial killer?” immediately
“Broken Bird,” directed by Joanne Mitchell, opens with a strikingly morbid visual: a lifeless bird displayed starkly against a blurred backdrop, swiftly picked up by Sybil Chamberlain, a character who is as intricate as the dead creature she handles. Portrayed by Rebecca Calder, Sybil inhabits a world marked by her unique hobbies and professional responsibilities—embracing