Zach Cregger brings his Barbarian and Weapons instincts to Resident Evil, following a doomed courier played by Austin Abrams through an overrun Raccoon City. Co-written with Shay Hatten, it is gross, funny, and entirely unashamed of being a video game horror movie.
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The Henchperson’s Guide to Unionizing Review: Monsters, Labour and Found Family
Marshall J. Moore turns classic Gothic sidekicks into the centre of the story in The Henchperson’s Guide to Unionizing. Funny, warm and sharp on labour, loyalty and found family, this cosy horror earns its five stars.
An Interview with Rachel Harrison: You Keep Waking Up and It’s Still a Massacre
Rachel Harrison sits down to talk Kiss Slay Replay, the wedding weekend time loop horror that follows Play Nice and Such Sharp Teeth. She explains why she never set out to write a slasher, what the loop is really processing, and how a Blink-182 song and a Virgo’s fear of losing control fed the book. It is a horror comedy interview about grief, choreography, and stubborn hope.
I Hope This Email Finds You in Hell by Mackenzie Reed: A Paranormal Romance Where Hell Is a Corporation
Hell is a company in Mackenzie Reed’s adult debut, and the joke mostly works. Our four-star review gets into the corporate-underworld satire, the slow-burn romance, the grief thread, and the worldbuilding that strains under its own reveals.
7 Fictional Vampires I Reckon I Could Batter Without Breaking a Sweat
A ranking of seven fictional vampires I could kill without breaking a sweat, from Nosferatu to Count Duckula. Yes, David from The Lost Boys makes the list, and yes, I have strong opinions about his hair. Proof that most vampire movies are style over substance.