The Plague (2025) Review: A Coming-of-Age Horror Film That Hits Way Too Close to Home Explicit

We review The Plague, Charlie Polinger’s coming-of-age psychological horror set at a boys’ water polo camp—where a cruel “plague” game turns insecurity into something monstrous. Spoilers included as we unpack the score, performances, body-horror metaphor, and why it hits so uncomfortably close to home.
A disturbing and realistic horror film about adolescence, bullying, and body horror at summer camp. The Plague (2025) is one of the year’s most talked-about movies.

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Top 10 Horror Movies of 2025 Ranked Explicit

Megan and Arthur count down their Top 10 horror movies of 2025—the biggest releases, the under-the-radar surprises, and the films that stuck with them long after the credits (no spoilers).
We rank the top 10 horror movies of 2025—from surprise hits to festival favorites. No spoilers, just honest picks from two die-hard fans of horror cinema.

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The Definitive Silent Night, Deadly Night Ranking, Now Including the 2025 Remake Explicit

Megan and Arthur watched every Silent Night, Deadly Night movie and ranked the entire killer-Santa franchise—then give a mini-review of the brand-new 2025 remake (yes, including “Garbage Day”). Tags
The ultimate Silent Night, Deadly Night list: best to worst, including the 2025 remake. See which entry tops the tree—and which ones are just coal.

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We Survived the Hype: A Horror Fan’s Middle-of-the-Road Verdict on ‘FNAF 2’

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 review from hardcore horror fans. We break down the FNAF 2 movie’s animatronics, Marionette, Vanessa, Michael Afton, Matthew Lillard & Skeet Ulrich—and ask if this sequel is actually scary or just fan service.
Our FNAF 2 review cuts through the hype: fan-service thrills, PG-13 chills, and a cliffhanger tease. Honest verdict from a horror fan—what worked, what fell flat.

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2026 Horror Movies We Can’t Wait For: 28 Years Later, Evil Dead Burn, Soulm8te & More Explicit

Meaghan and Arthur crack open the 2026 horror slate, from 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple and Evil Dead Burn to Soulm8te, Night Patrol, Send Help, Ready or Not 2, new Exorcist and Resident Evil projects, Robert Eggers’ werewolf movie, and more. Grab a drink and update your horror watchlist.
Let’s be honest, this time of year always sneaks up on us. One second, we’re sipping Halloween cocktails, and the next, we’re staring down a calendar that says December. Like, how? Anyway, Meaghan and Arthur...

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Childhood Trauma: LINK (1986) Rewatch & 80s Horror Nostalgia Explicit

We revisit LINK (1986) – the bizarre 80s killer ape / animal-attack horror that traumatized us as kids. Childhood trauma, Elizabeth Shue, live apes on set, a bonkers professor, and the weirdest Jerry Goldsmith score ever.
In this third installment of their ongoing “childhood trauma” series, Meaghan and Arthur revisit the 1986 animal attack thriller Link. If you’ve been tuning in, you already know the premise of this series: each episode,...

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Predator: Badlands Review — Yautja POV, Killer Planet, & That Ending Explicit

We review Predator: Badlands—the first Predator story with a Yautja protagonist—and talk emotive monsters, a killer planet where everything wants you dead, Weyland-Yutani’s fingerprints, and that cheeky cliffhanger. Final verdict: 7.5 “digs.”
We review Predator: Badlands—the first Predator story with a Yautja protagonist—and talk emotive monsters, a killer planet where everything wants you dead, Weyland-Yutani’s fingerprints, and that cheeky cliffhanger. Final verdict: 7.5 “digs.”

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PITFALL (2025) at ScreamFest LA — Interview With Director James Kondelik & Producer Wai Sun Cheng

Fresh off its world premiere at ScreamFest LA, we sit down with writer/director James Kondelik and producer Wai Sun Cheng to unpack PITFALL (2025)
We sat down with James Kondelik, the writer, director, editor (yes, all three), and Wai Sung Chen, the producer, to talk about their horror film Pitfall. This is one of those projects that almost didn’t...

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Shelby Oaks (2025) Review, What Neon’s Reshoots Changed + Demon Lore Explained (Spoilers) Explicit

We revisit Chris Stuckmann’s Shelby Oaks after its theatrical release and dig into what changed post-Neon reshoots, why the opening mockumentary pivot still slaps, and how Camille Sullivan anchors the film’s dread. Spoilers after our general take!
Our Shelby Oaks review breaks down the film’s story, scares, Kickstarter success, and Chris Stuckmann’s directorial debut after its theatrical release.

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