horror
Who knew a horror-comedy with gore, unreserved humor, and some brutal physical comedy could have so much charm? Well Little Monsters did it all
February may have ended, but since March is dedicated to Women’s History and women in horror deserve to spotlighted all year long.
‘World of Horror’ is a refreshing twist on the modern horror game genre. Don’t let its simplistic graphics and gameplay fool you.
In ‘The Batman Who Laughs #3’ the Dark Knight enlisted the help of James Gordon Jr. to stop the Batman Who Laughs but the Grim Knight is hot on their trail
In ‘The Empty Man #4,’ the Kerry family escapes the strange cult but they are far from safety as we see a grotesque creature prowling in the night.
‘Elvira: The Shape of Elvira #1’ follows the Mistress of the Dark where she gets a lead role in a film about human/gill monster romance.
‘Hex Wives #4’ seems like just Stepford-adjacent tale of women being controlled by men, but as the women get power, it becomes more than that.
‘Coyotes Vol. 2’ from Image Comics picks up after the events of Vol. 1 with Adlin Enterprises defeated and their army of werewolves reverted back.
Resident Evil 2 is a spine-chilling remake that easily becomes one of the best games of 2019, through welcomed design choice and more accessibility.
Zombies have been done so many times, but Kingdom Season 1 takes them to the Joseon period of Korea in a new and invigorating take
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Mike Flanagan embraces the familiar with great success in Carrie (2026), but the giant swings he takes to add new things ultimately miss the mark.














