horror

For me, the anxiety of the pandemic was bookmarked through film – horror films, in particular. And now, it’s a point of re-entry.

Fear Street Part 1 1994 – An ancient evil has been disturbed, the source of 300 years worth of murder, and now it’s after a group of teenagers.

The Forever Purge is an action-thriller that really shows that even at this number in the series, the mythos of The Purge still has new things to say.

Wonder Egg Priority episode 13 is part recap, part finale, and, overall, a weak, poorly written resolution to a series about trauma and healing.

With the group of survivors finally in the Tensen fortress, Hell’s Paradise Jigokuraku Volume 9 is continuing a tension with expertise.

The Modern Frankenstein #3 ramps up in stakes and pace. As the doctors claim a new subject, everything could come crashing down.

Spawn’s Universe #1 acts as the supersized debut for a new shared universe featuring the hellish antihero, along with his allies and enemies.

Werewolves Within dives headfirst into its premise and zany cast of characters to deliver a delightful film – from Tribeca 2021.

As conspiracies about them spread like wildfire, the girls search for answers and any help they can get in Proctor Valley Road #4.

Something is Killing the Children Volume 3 – The town is on lockdown as Erica tries to fix things before the arrival of the House of Slaughter.