Off The Beaten Path – The (non-WWE) WrestleMania Weekend Shows You Can’t Miss
If you love wrestling but can’t stand WWE, Sachin Hingoo has compiled a list of the best shows of the weekend that don’t involve a McMahon
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Review – In Jordan Peele’s ‘Us,’ We Are The Monsters
Jordan Peele’s new horror movie, ‘Us,’ is a twisted mirror image nightmare and in his review, Sachin Hingoo calls it “scary as hell.”
A.T. White’s ‘Starfish’: A Mixtape That Could Save The World
‘Starfish’ adds a terrifying and beautiful soundtrack to the end of the world, creating an experience unlike anything else so far this year.
In Memoriam: “Mean” Gene Okerlund (1942-2019)
Biff Bam Pop! remembers ‘Mean’ Gene Okerlund, the Everyman announcer who served as a vital and beloved touchstone for an influential era of pro wrestling
Holiday Gift Guide 2018: ‘HITMAN 2’ (PS4) – Electric Strangle-oo
The smooth mechanics and intuitive gameplay make ‘Hitman 2’ the perfect holiday gift for the aspiring video game assassin on your list.
Blood In the Snow 2018 – ‘Fugue’ is a Twisty Bottle Story
An official selection of the Blood in the Snow festival, Tomas Street’s ‘Fugue’ is a twist-filled mystery where the truth is difficult to ascertain.
Blood In The Snow 2018 – ‘Alive’ Is A Jarring, Disorienting Little Piece of Business
Alive’s success or failure (I’d say it’s the former) hinges on the performances of its three leads.
‘Suspiria’: What’s Love Got To Do With It? (A Lot)
Luca Guadagnino’s reimagining of ‘Suspiria’ oozes love for the original, expanding on its themes and creating a film thoughtful and gorgeous.
31 Days Of Horror: BOOM! Studios’ ‘Rise of the Deadman’ Review
In ‘Rise of the Deadman,’ Chad Dundas has encapsulated the Undertaker’s 28-year-long story arc and the result is the perfect Halloween treat for WWE fans.
31 Days Of Horror: Brooklyn Horror Film Festival – “Holiday”
While its graphic nature is already the stuff of legend, there’s more to Isabella Eklov’s clinical and terrifying first feature, ‘Holiday,’ than that one scene.
31 Days Of Horror: Toronto After Dark Film Festival Review – “I’ll Take Your Dead”
‘I’ll Take Your Dead,’ a Toronto After Dark Film Festival entrant, brings three seemingly disparate genres together by presenting powerhouse performances.
31 Days of Horror: Brooklyn Horror Film Festival – “Empathy, Inc.”
BHFF selection ‘Empathy, Inc.’ overcomes its budget limitation by focusing on character to tell its virtual reality horror story.