Category Archives: Scary Movie

Hulu No matter the season, there are endless thrillers and slasher flicks that can transport you to the spookiest time of the year. Filled with grim tricks and treats that will scare your socks off, the best scary movies are perfect for binge-watching with your bestie during Halloween and beyond. Hulu boasts an assortment of the best scary movies that will bring the make OG horror enthusiasts jump out in fear Continue reading →

We dont always enjoy getting scared out of our mind, but theres something about the end of summer/start of fall that makes it semi-mandatory. Continue reading →

Movie after movie, Hollywood's recent blockbusters have struggled to bounce back to 2019-level ticket sales. But "Candyman" once again proved what a profit driver the horror genre is. Over the weekend, the Universal Pictures film's debut tallied $22 million in ticket sales domestically, and another $5.2 million in international markets Continue reading →

An eccentric professor and his oddball crew pose as a classical ensemble in order to rob a casino, all under the nose of an unsuspecting old landlady. Continue reading →

Jed Shepherd, co-writer of upcoming TIFF movie Dashcam, and Sebastien Bazile, co-founder of production hub Screen Anthology, are working on a new anthology movie project that is to be sourced entirely from the Clubhouse horror community. The project, currently untitled, is a follow up to Sinphony, a scary movie anthology that began in a horror room on Clubhouse, the audio-based social media platform. The project was scripted and shot all around the world via members of the horror room Continue reading →

"The Vigil" concerns Yakov (Dave Davis), a young man who is estranged from his Orthodox Jewish community. He reluctantly agrees to be a shomer a person who keeps watch over a dead body for the night, partly as a favor to his friend but mainly because he needs the money. Continue reading →

Film still, As its popularity soars, socialisms secret sauce is explored in this never pedantic, feel-good movie manifesto that will make you want to march out of the theater and own the means of production. The perfect film for Labor Day weekend is opening in Los Angeles. Director/producer Yael Bridges stand-up-and-cheer The Big Scary S Word is one of 2020s do-not-miss films and deserves a Best Documentary Academy Award nomination Continue reading →

John Medland/Disneyw While there are many reasons to love Disney, one of the main reasons I do is because of their proactive efforts to represent underrepresented people in a non-tokenized manner. Continue reading →

Despite the highly contagious Delta variant leading to a spike in COVID cases, audiences braved the threat to see "Candyman" during its opening weekend. By all indicators the opening was a massive success, taking in more than $27 million in worldwide ticket sales against an estimated $25 million budget (via CNBC) Continue reading →

Its been almost thirty years since the release of Bernard Roses Candyman, a wicked horror tale based on Clive Barkers The Forbidden that remains one of the most respected horror/thrillers of the nineties, a story about urban legends among many things that has become one itself. Nia DaCosta understands this, opening her sequel/reimagining in a 1977 version of Cabrini-Green before the events of Rose's original, riddled with cops and dread. Continue reading →