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Dream Eater (2025) : Proof That Small Crews Can Make Big Scares

There’s a new horror studio in town called The Horror Section, with a logo featuring that green sticker horror fans might remember from browsing through our favorite section back in the video store days. And you may have heard of the person who started this new company: Eli Roth. Ring any bells? Love him or hate him, the director-turned-businessman is on a mission to create a studio he wishes had existed when he first started in the biz. The Horror Section was launched earlie

Lana Stewart Harrington

Catch Him If You Can: Glen Powell Brings the Heat in The Running Man (2025)

The Running Man is the new action-dystopian thriller directed by Edgar Wright, known for Shaun of the Dead and Last Night in Soho . It is actually the second adaptation of Stephen King's 1982 novel, following the 1987 film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Neither of which I have seen or read. I entered the 2025 adaptation knowing little to nothing about the story, except that it stars one of America’s favorite leading men, Glen Powell, and features a kind of reality show. Le

Lana Stewart Harrington

[Non-Horror Review] A Little Bit Broken, A Little Bit Merry: The Baltimorons Finds Humanity in the Holidays

It was Christmas of ’98 when Furbies were the must-have toy for kids everywhere. As I descended the stairs at an all-too-early hour for my parents, I looked at my corner of the living room, which was scattered with toys from Santa. Pink frilly makeup sets, probably a Polly Pocket, and other gadgets that a newly teenage girl might want. But no Furbie. I wasn’t surprised because Furbies were the most popular toy of the year, just like Labubus are today—instant collectibles that

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