Tag: Horror film

Cate Blanchett in TÁR and the Three Best Cinematographic Monologues of 2022

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There is a certain subset of Twitter and the internet in general that thrives when actresses work. I know this sounds like a primitive and unexplainable – almost unreasonable – statement, but it is true. There are things like Media Twitter, Stan Twitter, Queer Twitter. There are a lot of actresses representing Twitter. (In fact, this and Queer Twitter may be one and the same thing.). As a proud member of these three societies, I invite you to join me today, so that together we can celebrate the greatest phenomenon…

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Netflix just dropped a horror anthology series to Die For It

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Guillermo del Toro loves all things horrible, wonderful and squishy – not to mention his fondness for wet subterranean locations and sticky tentacle monsters. Thus, it proves the ideal MC of Guillermo del Toro’s intriguing cabinet, an eight-part anthology from Netflix (October 25) that brings together some of the best horror artists for a series of fantastic horror tales. Perfectly suited for the Halloween season, this collection of original and adapted stories doesn’t have a single storm, leading to fear, heartache, and madness in a surprisingly exciting way. These hour-long…

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Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Pinocchio’ on Netflix is ​​the only new release we need

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Stop me if you’ve heard this before: there’s something new Pinocchio Movie. No, it’s not Robert Zemeckis’ bad living adaptation of Disney’s 1940’s Apocalypse. And no no Pinocchio: A true story, a movie that no one has seen in recorded history, but one whose star Paulie Shore wrote in Legendary Camp reads “Dad, when can I leave to be on my own?” Bringing great joy to the internet at the beginning of the year. I’m talking about stop-motion movie Guillermo del Toro and co-director Mark Gustafson, a passionate project that…

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The ‘M3GAN’ Trailer bot is an offbeat icon like Babadook and Ma

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Have you heard about Megan (from the movie M3GAN)? Of course you have. It is, after all, the moment. Conversation. meme du jour online. In Gods of Instantly Queer Online, Megan is the new Marshal of the Digital Pride Walk. But for my personal satisfaction, I will give you the details you should know. Earlier this week, Universal Pictures released the trailer for M3GAN, a movie about a little girl named Katie whose parents die in a car accident. Her caretaker, played by Allison Williams, is an engineer who believes…

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Jamie Lee Curtis deserves so much better than the lame horror franchise finale

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Slasher franchises usually tease the demise of their Demon Slayers, only then to renege on that promise. Thus, if you rely on The end of Halloween—The thirteenth (unlucky) entry in the series, including the two excellent Rob Zombie versions – to be the definitive answer to Michael Myers’ saga, I’ve got some excellent Florida swamps to sell you. Third Halloween A walk led by David Gordon Green, all of which – from a chronological perspective – directly traces John Carpenter’s original 1978 origins, The end of Halloween It presents the…

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“M3GAN” is already a cult movie, thanks to its awful trailer

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No words are able to describe the anomaly that just shattered the planet. Her name is Megan – or rather M3GAN. She is a doll. you speak. She dances. It has already made its way into all of our hearts, thanks two and a half minutes on social media. When the two-eyed scary doll was first introduced via a teaser poster, it was The internet has turned into chaos. Who was this little crawl? She’s not as scary as Annabelle, but she’s somehow scarier than James Wan’s favorite doll. If…

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Cate Blanchett’s TÁR has a running time of 168 minutes and it’s so good that it earns it

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Not sure what to watch next? Subscription to me Daily monster obsession see skip Newsletter here Get the latest show and movie recommendations every Tuesday. There are nearly 47,000—oh, wait, the new Netflix Original just dropped; Make that 47001 — TV shows and movies released every week. At Obsessed, we consider it our imperative social duty to help you see the best and skip the rest. We already have a variety of in-depth and exclusive coverage of all your favorite live streams and new releases, but sometimes what you’re looking…

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Piggy movie review, a brutal movie about bullying that will haunt you

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at its most severe, finger– Horror film by Spanish director Carlotta Pereda to premiere in select theaters on Friday and widely on October 14 – almost as fascinated by physical destruction as saw Movies. However, Pereda’s greatest triumphs are the brutal bullying scenes in the movie. Sarah (Laura Gallan), the film’s teenage heroine, faces relentless bullying from everyone in her orbit – from her judgmental mother to a group of skinny teenage girls who seem to follow her everywhere she goes just so they can belittle her with names Like…

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Hellraiser’s New Movie Review – A clear, endless reboot that not even Pinhead can memorize

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Every October, horror fans are treated to the acute resentment of having to wade through the season’s selection of genre content dumped into the livestream for any gems, lest they fall through the cracks and be lost forever. This can sometimes lead to exciting discoveries, things that still fly under the radar after a very limited theatrical release, or daring and exciting projects from first-time directors who outlast Gonzo Gore (even if they’re not all the more vocal narration). And any horror fan will tell you, the chase is part…

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The cast of ‘My Best Friend’s Exorcism’ plays the name of the devil or the royal name

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High school is hell. This is what we all know. If you look back at your high school experience and think, “Wow, that was cool,” you are either a mix of boy and celebrity kid or some kind of mind-altering material that you should have shared with the rest of the class. The diabolical nature of throwing a group of puberty-stricken teens together in one building has been the subject of teen films for decades. This has given us a lot of straightforward comedies over the years – lately, take…

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