Out of FrightFest, Stewart Sparke’s Dead Reset rises as a solid video game adaptation. Based on the 2025 game of the same name, the film brings the tone, style, and[...]
We all eventually reach the threshold where we realize that who we thought we were going to be is no long obtainable. These days, countless people pivot their lives to[...]
Haunted Objects might be the most undervalued horror subgenre. Rubber, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, Killdozer, Killer Sofa, and Death Bed: The Bed That Eats are pure cinema. Out of[...]
From the opening chord, you prepare yourself for a somber, reflective ballad. Nick Gill wanders through a self-described “sloppy dark period in my life” with his new song, “Another Me.”[...]
From the torch-ballad arrangement to the visual aesthetic, Tiger La Flor‘s “HOLLYWOODLAND” song/video feels ripped out of the ’70s. The vocals tease Lana Del Rey influence, but Flor scorches the[...]
Life is all about endings. A job ends. A friendship ends. The world ends. With his new song “Cold Winds,” Americana tunesmith J. Killen searches his heart for what it[...]
Out of FrightFest, Chris Schwab’s Dracula: The Night Around Us offers a thrilling new interpretation of Bram Stoker’s groundbreaking 1897 novel. It’s a career-making piece with classic vintage camera shots[...]
Out of FrightFest, Ian SBF’s The Flesh Itself emerges as the festival’s best offering this year. The film, co-written with Deive Pazos and Alexandre Ottoni, examines the ravages of wartime,[...]
Nogonomas!‘s “Sorry” falls like fresh teardrops upon a polished hardwood floor. Crystalline shapes tumble, crash, and scatter. It’s the kind of career-defining song that showcases an artist’s sterling talents. “Didn’t[...]
Out of FrightFest, Joko Anwar’s Ghost in the Cell explores the discovery of profound peace in faith, art, or oneself. In the face of a society riddled by anger, the[...]
Sometimes, life’s messiness sprouts from the moment, as fleeting as it may be. That’s the core of PEPTALK’s new song, “Bad People,” shimmering with the wisdom only deeply personal experience[...]
The mid-2000s were steeped in nihilistic destruction. Films such as Eden Lake, Martyrs, Inside, and Wolf Creek knew how to devastate, effectively exhibiting the darkest and grimmest parts of humanity.[...]
Writer/director Richard E. Williams swings for the fences with his latest feature, Dead Eyes. Out of FrightFest, the first-person POV film lies within the same ambitious realm as Johannes Grenzfurthner’s[...]
Writers and directors Brett and Jason Butler slice and dice parasocial relationships with Starsuckers. Out of FrightFest, the Influencer Horror film destroys the barriers between who celebrities are online and[...]
Out of FrightFest, writer/director Cameron Francis’ Blood Secret walks the line between paranormal and slasher with acrobatic precision. Francis sets the bloody events in a single location over the course[...]
