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As a horror film, His House explores the fact that the trauma of migration and the post-traumatic stress it can leave can’t be escaped.
Jujutsu Kaisen Episode 4 sees Itadori, Fushiguro and Kugisaki clad onto the scene of curse attack. One that could potentially be a special grade.
With Meg’s transformation came the end of the world, and now Josh must navigate a post apocalypse and keep himself alive in Family Tree #9.
Written and directed by Michael Lovan, Murder Bury Win had its Texas premiere at the Austin Film Festival, which has gone virtual this year.
Madam Satan #1 follows Iola as she discovers the hardships of ruling the Underworld. Is this what she wants? Or is there something missing…
Though its title character is wearing far too much plot armor, Dark Nights: Death Metal-Robin King #1 is a visually impressive from DC Comics.
Fans of survival horror and zombie horror will enjoy Alone and possibly relate to surviving and coping through a pandemic, despite zombies not existing
I’ll be honest right off the bat and say that when Hulu announced Helstrom alongside…
Read about how the ups and downs of being Latinx lead one girl to finding solace and a home in alternative culture at a young age.
As Daisy tries to move on with her life, she finds herself drawn into the world of the mysterious Cult of the Red Mother in The Red Mother #9.
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