College student Deena visits home and is roped into babysitting. The local sheriff is mailed a piece of evidence and is led on a scavenger hunt to reveal the killer of another babysitter. (IMDB)
Shudder movies are often a hit or miss. However, this time, it worked. With a dash of 80s vibe and a good suspense, the low budget was overshadowed by some original writing, good acting and a twist we didn’t see coming. Night of The Reaper is not an instant classic but it’s totally worth a watch.
Someone is pulling the strings at God U and a trap is set to force Marie to develop her powers…
We’ve enjoyed this season as much as the first. While less chocking, there are still insane moments (they blow up a goat named Elon Musk).
On the characters side, almost each scene with Emma was boring, while the character of Cate really hits the mark.
Some describe this season as less good, saying its only purpose is to set things up for what is to come in The Boys. Personally, I thought that this season of Gen V was more entertaining than what The Boys has become and that the show could perfectly stand on its own.
As of December 2025, Gen V has not been officially renewed for a third season, but there is strong indication that it could happen if viewership numbers continue to support it. Creator Eric Kripke has confirmed that a plan for Season 3 already exists but the renewal hinges on the performance of Season 2. The finale of Season 2 aired on October 22, 2025, and it achieved a record-breaking 424 million minutes of viewership in its premiere week, which is a positive sign for the show’s future.
Just like a good bottle (crappy analogy since I don’t even drink), I kept TLOU2 as a gem that I would play only during a great time… It’s our first Christmas in our house and that moment finally qualifies.
I really enjoyed playing the first chapter in 2016 and my expectations for the second game were sky high. Let me tell you this: I’m glad that TLOU2 is the first game I completed in our house because I had a blast!
The rhythm between the dramatic scenes and the action was perfect. The scenario had me change my mind a few times, especially about Abby. I felt sad, angry, righteous, vengeful, happy, then sad again. It’s been a few days now and the game keeps on playing in my mind. I know that it will eventually fade, then I’ll probably play it all over again, because I love it that much.
Spoilers ahead!
I remain on the side of Ellie. She didn’t decide anything and she was absolutely not responsible for what happened to the Fireflies. Abby, however, was aware that the intervention would kill Ellie. Yet, she told her father to do whatever it takes. That doctor took the decision to kill Ellie without even telling Joel and it was fucking wrong! Later, that distinction can be seen in the communities where the girls both live. Jackson is peaceful and friendly while the wolves are a bunch of trigger happy xenophobic maniacs who kill and torture people as if it was normal. Even Owen and Mel wanna run away from them. It’s great that Abby finds herself a conscience and all, but it’s too late and if I have to chose, I’ll side with Ellie any day of the week. That being said, I believe that the message of the game isn’t to chose wisely who you chose to side with but that violence only leads to more violence. If Abby would have renounced to her vengeance, so many people would still be alive.
I’ve read a lot of people saying that Naughtydog wrote themselves in a corner and that a third game would be impossible. That’s a load of crap, I have dozens of ideas for a solid new chapter (if anyone at ND reads this, contact me). Sometimes (most of the time), I really don’t understand the negativity some people have against gems like TLOU. It’s one of the most fantastic game I’ve ever played. My only complaint is that it was a bit short. I completed it under 30 hours and I really don’t care to extend that playtime with any of the other modes.
If you never played it, go ahead, don’t hesitate! You’ll thank me later. And if you don’t like it, don’ talk to me ever again.
Two years after M3GAN’s rampage, her creator, Gemma, resorts to resurrecting her infamous creation in order to take down Amelia, the military-grade weapon who was built by a defense contractor who stole M3GAN’s underlying tech. (IMDB)
First of all, M3GAN 2.0 isn’t an horror movie, it’s an action movie with robots where the vilain from the first movie comes back to defeat the new vilain in the sequel. Wait, didn’t I hear that plot in another famous franchise?
Anyway, we had a good Saturday evening watching M3GAN 2.0, it was packed with action and Megan’s personality is quiet likeable. Some scenes were a bit too slow or too chatty, which had us fight against sleepiness (some won the fight, some didn’t…).
During the entire movie I thought that the actress portraying Amelia was Chloe Moretz. Well, as it happens, Ivana Sakhno looks a lot like her.
All in all, M3GAN 2.0 was ok. I’m just not sure if I would want to watch it again.
Plagued by a recurring violent nightmare, a college student returns home to find the one person who can break the cycle and save her family from the horrific fate that inevitably awaits them. (IMDB)
It was the second movie of my birthday horror night and we enjoyed it. The “curse”, this time, is inherited through the family bloodline instead of following the death order of the first scene. Coming up with new ideas while respecting the original concept must not be easy.
While the first scene with Brec Bassinger in the space needle was great, I found the rest of the movie a bit less good than the other chapters. It was bit slow and the death scenes were a bit too generic.
However, even if it didn’t meet our expectations, Bloodlines is a good horror movie, it’s just too bad that it’ll always be compared to its prequels.
If you need a synopsis for this movie, go fetch it yourself! Alligator + meth = chaos, there really isn’t more than that.
Yes, it’s poorly written. Yes, it’s badly acted. And no, it’s absolutely not original. But we enjoyed it! It’s stupid and it made us laugh. That’s it.
Did you know that the more meth an alligator consumes, the more unkillable it becomes? It’s teeth grow bigger and its skin becomes harder. At least, that’s what we just learned in the movie. See, it’s all based on science!
After Cocaine Bear, Zombeaver and, now, Meth Gator, are we planning to watch the entire zoo on drugs? Well, if they make it, we’ll watch it!
Alien Earth is a great show. It’s entertaining and the casting is fantastic. Now that the compliments are out of the way, I have to say that something bugged me from the first episode. I couldn’t even say whether I was enjoying it or not, something was odd. Even after watching the entire show, I still had a weird vibe about it. Then, this morning, it all came to me, I wish that there wouldn’t have been a Xenomorph at all.
Alien, the franchise with one of the most fierce monster known to mankind, and they turn it into a pet. With a click of her tongue (I know, it’s the monster’s language), Wendy calls her Xenofriend to the rescue and that bothers me!
Let’s face it, the entire show would have been the same if the Xenomorph would have been replaced by a huge space dog. After all, it isn’t even the star of the show. The eye is far more creepy, more mysterious and popular (they even have a Funko Pop of the sheep with the eye).
Frankly, why using the franchise at all? The show felt like something completely different on its own. They could have called it Corps. Wars (or whatever) and it would still have been fantastic.
A group of survivors live in a community on an island. Sometimes, they venture to the mainland… Oh, for fuck sake, it’s a zombie movie, does the plot matter all that much? Well, that’s probably what Danny Boyle thinks because the plot of this movie is hot garbage.
Spoiler Alert!
There are so many plot holes and nonsensical moments, like why would a dumbass father take his 12 years-old son to a zone filled with zombies? Or why don’t the alphas attack the island at low tide? What’s up with the medieval flashbacks added to the action scenes? A female zombie gives birth to a baby, but he’s not a zombie. Ralph Fiennes lives in the middle of the mainland, covered in Iso-Betadine and high on morphine but never runs out of supplies and is never infected. HOW ARE THE CROWS NOT GETTING INFECTED? THEY ARE EATING THE ZOMBIES!
Unlike some, I don’t care that it isn’t the continuation of the first two chapters. However, I’m disappointed that the quality of this movie isn’t on par with the two firsts.
The beginning was good but, half-way through, it all flops out. The movie gets boring, the characters annoying and the cinematography frankly average. My brain was trying to process one plot hole after another, then I got bored. So fucking bored, almost angry! The end bit with London chavs Power Rangers was a comedic end to a dreadful movie.
Cecilia, a woman of devout faith, is warmly welcomed to the picture-perfect Italian countryside where she is offered a new role at an illustrious convent. But it becomes clear to Cecilia that her new home harbors dark and horrifying secrets. (IMDB)
Immaculate is modern days Rosemary’s Baby that carves its own space, and does it better than The First Omen, which was released the same year.
Sydney Sweeney delivers as sister Cecilia. She auditioned for the role at just 17 years old before the project was shelved. Years later, as a producer, she secured financing for the film, demonstrating her dedication to the project. This dedication can be seen in the performance she gives.
The movie builds an atmosphere, with a mix of english and italian, a great cinematography and a very good soundtrack. An atmosphere that will only take 89 minutes to turn an angelic Sydney Sweeney to a… Well, I guess you’ll have to see the movie to know.
A family needs a break from the big city life and decide to go spend some time at the cabin of the husband’s disappeared father, right in the middle of the Oregon forest… What could go wrong? Well, I’m gonna tell you straight what could go wrong, a crap movie that robbed us of an evening of our lives!
It’s slow, it’s filled with unnecessary drama, the dialogues are awkward, the cinematography is bad and the casting looked like they didn’t even wanna play in the movie. Julia Garner often looks bored or annoyed in anything she plays but, this time, she brought it to the next level. I can’t imagine why she’s been selected to portray Madonna in the upcoming biopic. She has curly blonde hair, that’s about that.
Congratulation, Wolf Man, you just won the Spacewocket’s worst movie award of 2025. But not so fast, the year isn’t over yet…