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Movie Review: She Will 

From Executive Producer Dario Argento, U.K. chiller She Will seeps under the skin at a slow-burn pace that builds to a fitting climax. Director Charlotte Colbert’s feature successfully blends themes of feminism, aging, and trauma with occult and...

Game Review: ‘Mothmen 1966’

The need to feel nostalgic is ever-growing as those of us who have grown up in the 80s and 90s are (un)admittedly getting older. One field of nostalgia some crave is in the realm of interactive entertainment... for the whipper snappers, Video...

Movie Review: ‘American Carnage’ Is A Brutal, But Fun Tale About The Horrors Of Immigration

Horror films often mirror reality and real fears. And that's the case with American Carnage by director Diego Hallivis. The movie, laced with humor, tackles some heavy subjects, including immigration, and the fear of growing old.   In the...

Movie Reviews: Chattanooga Film Festival Short Films “Cruise,” “Exo Sapien,” “Smile,” “Sucker,” and “Red Is the Color of Beauty” 

Cruise Once, many, many moons ago, I worked a temporary job at a call center, and it was the most soul-sucking employment I have ever experienced. Writer/director Samuel Rudykoff’s horror comedy Cruise ratchets up things to another level as his...