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October is upon us, and you know what that means: pumpkin-spiced lattes, eerie decorations, costume shopping—and, most importantly for horror fans, Shadowz’s annual Halloween special! Starting today, the horror streaming service known for its dark and terrifying catalog will be releasing one new horror film every single day until Halloween. That’s 31 days of creepy, blood-curdling, spine-chilling content, just in
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Cat Sick Blues (2015), directed by Dave Jackson, is a bizarre, visceral plunge into the realm of cult horror, one that unapologetically claws at the psyche while walking a tightrope between absurdity
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AfrAId (2024), directed by Chris Weitz, taps into the growing anxieties surrounding artificial intelligence but unfortunately falls short of delivering a
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If Alex Michaelides’ The Silent Patient was your introduction to the British-Cypriot novelist’s world of psychological misdirection, buckle up for his latest ride, The Fury. Yes, this book is designed to keep
In the glittering pantheon of luxury fashion, few names resonate with the same enduring allure as Versace. Synonymous with opulence, boldness, and daring designs,
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Trash Boat’s new album Heaven Can Wait is a raw reflection of modern-day anxieties, channeled into aggressive, mosh-worthy soundscapes. Building on the polished edge of their previous record, Don’t You Feel Amazing?, this fourth album is heavier, thicker, and pulsating with frustration. With a focus on releasing emotion rather than
October, the liminal month that bridges the fiery passion of summer and the quiet death of winter, is itself a character—haunting, melancholic, and achingly beautiful. It is in this fleeting moment, where the world stands between life and decay, that Wuthering Heights demands to be read again. Emily Brontë’s gothic
Cat Sick Blues (2015), directed by Dave Jackson, is a bizarre, visceral plunge into the realm of cult horror, one that unapologetically claws at the psyche while walking a tightrope between absurdity and unnerving dread. While it might be easily dismissed as a low-budget, gore-soaked splatter fest, it is in
Laid to Rest (2009) and its sequel Laid to Rest 2: Chromeskull (2011) are two brutal, high-octane entries into the slasher genre that never quite reached mainstream recognition but have carved out a loyal cult following. Directed by Robert Hall, the films serve up a nightmarish landscape of gore and
AfrAId (2024), directed by Chris Weitz, taps into the growing anxieties surrounding artificial intelligence but unfortunately falls short of delivering a memorable sci-fi thriller. The film follows the suburban couple Curtis (John Cho) and Meredith (Katherine Waterston), who agree to test a new AI-powered virtual assistant, AIA, developed by the
In Season 4, Episode 6 of Only Murders in the Building, the show takes a bold stylistic shift, embracing a documentary-style approach. The characters, including Mabel (Selena Gomez), Charles (Steve Martin), and Oliver (Martin Short), find themselves not only embroiled in a new mystery but also being filmed on handheld
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October is upon us, and you know what that means: pumpkin-spiced lattes, eerie decorations, costume shopping—and, most importantly for horror fans, Shadowz’s annual Halloween special! Starting today, the horror streaming service known for its dark and terrifying catalog will be releasing one new horror film every single day until Halloween.
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If Alex Michaelides’ The Silent Patient was your introduction to the British-Cypriot novelist’s world of psychological misdirection, buckle up for his latest ride, The Fury. Yes, this book is designed to keep you spiraling in suspense, wondering if you’re actually smarter than the author (hint: you’re probably not, but it’s
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“Master Crimes” is a new crime drama series from TF1 that breaks away from typical detective tropes, blending mystery with a hint of comedy. The show centers around Louise Arbus, a renowned criminologist and university professor, portrayed by the talented Muriel Robin. Arbus is drawn back into the world of
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