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A Haunting in Venice – REVIEW & COCKTAIL
A campy, atmospheric whodunnit that delivers on wit and scenery, yet lacks an interesting artistic direction or creative scares to make a sizable impact.
Meg 2: The Trench – REVIEW & COCKTAIL
An unspired shark action film whose thrills are few and far between, sporting clashing tones and an all-around underwhelming time in the ocean.
Talk to Me – REVIEW
A chilling spin on the ghosts and possession genre, weeving themes of grief, substance abuse and youth culture while scaring with impressive performances, makeup work and sound design.
Beau is Afraid – REVIEW
An insanely twisted and imaginative journey through regret, guilt and anxiety that leads to an audacious, and a times nonsensical, final product.
Evil Dead Rise – REVIEW & COCKTAIL
A fun sequel that makes up for its conventional approach and reliance on callbacks with an engaging cast, a claustrophobic setting, and a healthy amount of disgusting gore.
Renfield – REVIEW & COCKTAIL
A campy horror comedy that may fumble its many genres and stories, but lends itself to occassional comical gore and humorous banter.
Scream 6 – REVIEW & COCKTAIL
A tired rehash of a classic that struggles to find reason to exist.
Cocaine Bear – REVIEW & COCKTAIL
A goofy throwback to B-movie camp that feels disappointingly restrained for a movie about a large animal high on drugs.
Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey – REVIEW & COCKTAIL
A cheap, uninspired slasher banking off of the cheap thrill of seeing your childhood icons kill uninteresting characters.
The Martini Shot 