Join us we dissect the movie that reminded us all that the only thing as inevitable as death is a predictable sequel to a …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Final Destination 2
At times highly effective, and other times uneven, “Eli” is a flawed but worthwhile addition to Netflix’s original horror programming. Eli (2019) is a …continue reading Netflix and Chills: Eli (2019) Review
This week on the podcast, join Chaos and Carnage as they dare to live deliciously with the critically acclaimed historical horror film “The Witch”. …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: The Witch
This week on the podcast, join Chaos and Carnage for a devilishly good time as they discuss the 2017 Netflix horror comedy “Little Evil” …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Little Evil
While I can’t argue with anyone suggesting that Netflix’s hit-to-miss ratio on originals is less than favorable, they are killing it on the anime …continue reading Netflix Anime Originals Raise the Bar
Netflix’s much buzzed about “The Perfection” is an absolutely indescribable mind trip, which isn’t quite sure of its intentions. Or is it? Ok. This …continue reading Take Two Review: The Perfection (Spoilers)
Viewers have been encouraged to “go in blind” to The Perfection, but keeping potentially triggering content a secret could do more harm than good. …continue reading “The Perfection” vs Spoiler Culture
Trust me, you are not prepared for the depths “The Perfection” will take you to. But just let go and let the insanity wash …continue reading Reel Review: The Perfection (2018)(Spoiler Free)
Blumhouse teams up with writer/director Owen Egerton to bring us a suspenseful story about the idea of imaginary friends, social media and urban legends. …continue reading Netflix and Kill: Mercy Black (2019)
Adapted from a novel, “The Ritual” is a modern folk horror with alternative tropes that is effective in many ways — delivering on both scares …continue reading Netflix and Kill: The Ritual (2017)
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