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The Madonna and the Madness: Examining Women, Faith, and Fear in “Immaculate”

Immaculate, the latest horror-thriller starring Sydney Sweeney, dives deeply into the dark undercurrents of religious devotion, repression, and the complexities of female experience within a patriarchal structure. Directed by Michael Mohan, this

November 1, 2024

Movies

An Unnecessary Remixes EP: Asking Alexandria’s Search for Direction

Released on October 18, 2024, via Better Noise Music, Asking Alexandria’s latest EP, Where Do We Go From Here? The Remixes, leaves listeners with an unsettling question: Why does this EP exist?

October 19, 2024

Music

Documentary Style, Deadly Secrets: Breaking Down Episode 6 of “Only Murders In The Building”

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

October 3, 2024

TV

Boston Manor Soars to New Heights with “Sundiver”

Boston Manor’s Sundiver is a bold and unapologetic testament to the band’s refusal to be pigeonholed. In an industry where standing out often means going against the grain, the five-piece from Blackpool

October 1, 2024

Music

Twists and Tension Raise the Stakes in Episode 5 of “Only Murders In The Building”

Episode 5 of Only Murders in the Building‘s fourth season, titled “Adaptation,” takes a thrilling turn as the plot kicks into high gear. The show, which had been meandering through the murder

September 28, 2024

TV

“The Gentlemen”: The New Netflix Series That’s Taking Everyone by Storm

Netflix has announced Season 2 of The Gentlemen, one of their latest series, and we knew we had to watch it – and what a surprise it turned out to be! Starring

September 23, 2024

TV

Deadly Premonition on Nintendo Switch: A Flawed Masterpiece of Surreal Horror

Released in 2010, Deadly Premonition has long held a peculiar place in the gaming world. It’s a title that, by most traditional metrics, could be considered deeply flawed, yet it has garnered

September 23, 2024

Games

Gothic Reflections in a Modern Thriller: The Dark Architecture of Sarah Pearse’s “The Sanatorium”

The Sanatorium by Sarah Pearse is a novel that defies simple classification. It presents itself as a thriller, but beneath its taut pacing and atmospheric tension, there lies a psychological labyrinth where

September 23, 2024

Books

How “Wild Nights With Emily”Reclaimed Queer Love in the Life of Emily Dickinson

In the vast, mythic field of American poetry, Emily Dickinson stands like a silent sentinel, a lone figure swathed in the white robes of her Amherst isolation. For generations, her work has

September 23, 2024

Movies

Witches, Wickedness, and Wit: Agatha All Along Conjures Up Marvel’s Gayest and Darkest Hour Yet

Marvel’s new series, Agatha All Along, has arrived on Disney+ with a two-episode premiere that manages to capture the intrigue of its predecessor, WandaVision, while paving its own distinct path in the

September 23, 2024

TV

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