Posts By Anthony Alaniz

Growing up is a pain in the ass. High school is hell incarnate while cliques are the devil’s minions – and it’s even more real for Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka), who, …
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I first heard of Trauma nearly a year ago, when it’s brutally violent trailer made its rounds. It made the festival rounds all the while I waited patiently for news …
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What started as a Twitter thread between friends – Chuck Wendig and Sam Syke – is now a feature-length movie set to debut today in Austin. You Might Be The Killer follows friends Sam …
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It’s easy to draw parallels between Apostle and The Wicker Man (1973). Both revolve around some cultish religious fanaticism on a remote island. But instead of searching for a missing …
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If you grew up in the 90s, you’ve likely watched Sabrina the Teenage Witch – a supernatural sitcom centered around a half-witch and a sarcastic talking cat. It’s based on the …
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Osgood Perkins’ Blackcoat’s Daughter is underseen and underrated, but that hasn’t slowed him down. A new report from Collider has him directing Gretel and Hansel, a faithful adaptation of the …
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Horror fans looking to take your typical haunted house experience to a new level have a host of changes. They’re called extreme haunts, and they take a hands-on approach to …
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The line in the title above, spoken by Jeff Bridges, perfectly sums up Bad Times at the El Royale. It looks like a fever dream with bold, stylistic colors and …
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What happens when science grants eternal life, giving people the ability to live countless lives and pursue numerous endeavors? It sounds like a utopia – a perfect world for those who …
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In an industry eager to plunder past theatrical success for a quick buck today, 1992’s Candyman, an adaptation of from Clive Barker ‘s short story “The Forbidden” from “Books of …
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