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Fall Allison Rose |  Oct 18, 2022 Heart pounding intensity with decent dialogue leads Fall down a path of recycled tropes that has thrills, a few scares, and some good acting. | Full Review...

No Escape Allison Rose |  Oct 17, 2022 While not as compelling as his role in Goodfellas, Liotta manages to give Robbins layers. | Full Review...

Halloween Ends Allison Rose |  Oct 13, 2022 Curtis is the brightest star here and she does her character proud. | Full Review...

Amsterdam Allison Rose |  Oct 06, 2022 Robbie is incredibly talented and so strikingly beautiful that she dominates every scene she is in, even to the point of eclipsing the equally talented and beautiful, Taylor-Joy, | Full Review...

Hellraiser Allison Rose |  Oct 05, 2022 The story of Hellraiser is interesting if not completely fully formed, while the production value and effects are stunning even in the most gruesome ways. | Full Review...

Scream 2 Allison Rose |  Oct 05, 2022 As sequels go, Scream 2 is a cut above the rest with fresh faces, a story that keeps the viewer engaged throughout the two-hour run time. | Full Review...

Fright Night Allison Rose |  Oct 04, 2022 Even with Holland at the helm after having written the script, Fright Night is a cheesy, hokey look into the world of vampires. | Full Review...

Smile Allison Rose |  Sep 30, 2022 Smile offers every horror fan something, whether it is the supernatural elements, the gore and blood, the jump scares or the psychological thriller aspects. | Full Review...

Hocus Pocus 2 Allison Rose |  Sep 29, 2022 Midler, Parker, and Najimy have a chemistry that helps make their characters feel authentic. | Full Review...

I Know What You Did Last Summer Allison Rose |  Sep 27, 2022 While not as good as his first film, Williamson still manages to avoid the “sophomore slump” with this second offering and a solid script/story. | Full Review...