Halloween fans will love the many throwbacks in Halloween Kills, while also exploring an entirely new storyline. There’s something so great about hunting down Michael Myers. But this latest installment could be beginning of the end for the franchise.
Chucky made a new “Friend to the End”, Jake Wheeler. A teen outsider who doesn’t mind being one. He makes creepy art, listens to murder podcasts, and might be gay. If you’re into the Child’s Play movies, it’s worth checking out the beginning of a beautiful friendship in the premiere of the TV series by SyFy/USA.
This Halloween season the The Official Sinners put together a list of their favorite horror flicks that can only be described as “so bad, they’re good”. Whether overly gory, absurdly predictable or just straight silly, we love to hate ’em! Here are our TOP 20 picks.
Give it to B-movie maverick, Roger Corman to know when to exploit a global pandemic. The 4k restoration of The Masque of the Red Death released this week is beautiful, if that’s the word to describe a film bathed in blood. In COVID-lockdown, the time was ripe for this horror classic to infect a new generation.
Sin Dee NYC spent this New Year’s Eve aboard the Terror Train with Jamie Lee Curtis and David Copperfield! “Just teenagers getting drunk on a train and another one getting his bloody revenge”. All Aboard the Terror Train!
Spoiler Alert, Sinners! We caught an exclusive preview of the movie Freaky streaming this Friday the 13th. An updated version of the Disney classic Freaky Friday. This time instead of mother & daughter, a teenage girl and a homicidal maniac swap bodies. Check out our latest review.
In this largely successful effort, Rodriguez creates an urban horror that is both humorous and thrilling while offering a thin layer of social commentary. Viva el Bronx!
There were only two films in this series that I hadn’t seen when I embarked on this marathon. This is probably one of the best franchises because each movie is fun and is a continuation of the story.
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