Jason Voorhees is back—but not in the way fans hoped. The Jason Un1v3se feels more like a merch machine than a horror revival, and the mask can't hide the cash grab underneath.
Why Are We Harassing Actors Over Fanfiction?
Fandom used to be about love for stories—now it’s about ownership. From Spider-Verse shipping drama to real-world harassment, some fans have crossed a line, turning obsession into cruelty. It’s time we talk about the cost of confusing fiction with reality.
AI Is the New Monster—and Horror Should Invite It In
Horror has always embraced the unknown—so why are some horror filmmakers gatekeeping AI? This post explores how artificial intelligence might be the genre’s next great evolution.
Sinners Dominates the Box Office — So Naturally, Hollywood Greenlights a Reboot
You’ve got to laugh at the timing sometimes. One weekend, Sinners storms the box office, pulling off a historic second weekend that reminds everyone original cinema isn’t dead. And the next thing you know, Hollywood's already dusting off Miami Vice for another reboot. It’s like they’re allergic to learning the right lesson. I don’t want … Continue reading Sinners Dominates the Box Office — So Naturally, Hollywood Greenlights a Reboot
The Dogma Resurrection Tour Proves This Film Still Kicks Ass
If you had told me back in June 1999, when I first read the Dogma screenplay from a .txt file on Script-o-Rama, that I'd be attending a 25th-anniversary screening introduced by Kevin Smith himself, I would've thought you were as crazy as Bartleby and Loki on a redemption mission. But there I was, in Seattle, … Continue reading The Dogma Resurrection Tour Proves This Film Still Kicks Ass
From Barbarian to Weapons: Is Zach Cregger Building Horror’s New MCU?
Seventeen kids leave their homes at exactly 2:17 a.m., walking calmly into the woods with their arms outstretched like they're sleepwalking toward some invisible ritual. There’s no dialogue. No gore. Just grainy Ring footage of empty suburban porches and the unnerving quiet of kids disappearing into the dark. That’s not the plot of Weapons, Zach … Continue reading From Barbarian to Weapons: Is Zach Cregger Building Horror’s New MCU?
Why Sinners Might Be the Most Important Film of 2025
Ryan Coogler is walking so the rest of Hollywood can run—and most of the industry is too busy running numbers to notice. It’s kind of amazing what one filmmaker can do by simply betting on himself. With Sinners, Coogler didn’t just make a hit movie—he made a statement. The film is already crushing it with … Continue reading Why Sinners Might Be the Most Important Film of 2025
Why Hollywood Is Sweating Over Sinners Before It Even Opens
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners hasn’t even opened yet, and the knives are already out. Not from critics—those folks are lining up with glowing reviews and a 99% Rotten Tomatoes score to prove it—but from within the very system that greenlit the movie in the first place. The word on the street is that Sinners needs to … Continue reading Why Hollywood Is Sweating Over Sinners Before It Even Opens
Hollywood After Dark 