Now in its fourth season, the series continues to be one of the most successful and downright hilarious shows, engaging the audience from the first episode. Get ready for more drama, an avalanche of raunchy jokes, the creation of a nightclub, and a baby (!) Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch).
,,Practical Magic” retrospective review: A timeless film with empowering components and charming premise
Courtesy of Warner Bros. This retrospective review contains spoilers for Practical Magic. Practical Magic premiered in 1998 when I was only three years old. Thankfully for my future critic self, my parents made sure to take care of my film and television education. In effect, I knew the film by Griffin Dunne, based on Alice … Continue reading ,,Practical Magic” retrospective review: A timeless film with empowering components and charming premise
“X” Review: A Polarizing, Brutal Slasher Packed With Steamy Performances
The director goes off the chains with X in this steamy ode to the 70s about sex, mental health, and aging. Forget everything you know about the horror genre and get ready for the hottest, craziest rollercoaster that defies many taboos.
„Texas Chainsaw Massacre” is a gruesome film for the acquired taste
Texas Chainsaw Massacre won't be for everybody and that's as obvious as the fact that the film’s killer wears someone else’s face in every film. But its amount of gore and elaborate death scenes may satisfy a horror/slasher/Leatherface fan.
Retrospective Review: “AHS: 1984” offers an 80’s nostalgia, but lacks the “American Horror Story” vibe—And It’s Not A Bad Thing!
As a person born in the 90s, with an old soul who's in love with Etta James or Siouxsie and The Banshees, the love for the 80s shouldn't come as a surprise. And although 1984 lacked a specific atmosphere that the American Horror Story franchise provides, it's not a bad thing. On the contrary—it offers something new.
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