Mieruko-chan Official Comic Anthology Is A Chilling Delight
Mieruko-chan Official Comic Anthology brings frights and love for the series with more of Miko’s quiet terror, Yuria’s misconception and Hana’s obliviousness.
Mieruko-chan Official Comic Anthology brings frights and love for the series with more of Miko’s quiet terror, Yuria’s misconception and Hana’s obliviousness.
The Fall of the House of Usher thrives in gore and mayhem as audiences await each death. It’s Edgar Allan Poe works weaved together through Flanagan’s vision.
You’re Not Me makes viewers’ voices hoarse from all the yelling at the screen. Frustrating characters and dreadful holiday music makes this movie memorable.
It Lives Inside adds a welcome addition to the monster horror with a fun, resonating horror that has scares and characters to engage an audience.
The Nun II is by no means a terrific horror film. But it does deliver shocking moments and laughs even with cliche dialogue and formulaic moments.
The Last Voyage of the Demeter is a fun time for vampire fans with its buildup of tension and visual beauty despite shallow elements.
The Summer Hikaru Died Volume 1 mixes love elements between two teen boys, but adds horror as one boy is not a boy. Tense, sweet, and creepy.
New Life seems like a typical chase film at first before mixing in horror. The story keeps the tension high while teasing a twist that surprises.
#Manhole grips you in its unrelenting tension and questions with its claustrophobic setting. It’s atmospheric with clever use of social and a compelling lead.
Emptiness grips you with the tension from the outset. It’s clear something is amiss but it never fully resolves, leaving you with the emotions but no answers.