MOVIE REVIEW: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
Furiosa arrives—eventually. Plus, Immortan Joe is young(er), and Dementus is weird—but is he weird enough?
Furiosa arrives—eventually. Plus, Immortan Joe is young(er), and Dementus is weird—but is he weird enough?
Every 23rd spring, for 23 days, the Creeper gets to eat. Plus, the House of Pain, nightmares of an old phonograph, and a monster with a sense of humor.
Evil comes home. Plus, Michael can’t be killed, Loomis bumbles around, and Laurie is saved by an overplayed horror trope.
A 13-year-old girl goes on live TV to share her demonic possession with the world. Plus, the dangers of unchecked ambition, secret societies, and “controlled regurgitation.”
A modernized retelling of Carrie, with some serious changes in store. Plus, less gore, fewer scares, but Billy is finally the psycho we deserve.
There’s a new telekinetic girl in town, and she has no control over her power. Plus, the jocks play a vile game, Sue is still making things worse, and no one bothered to clear the rubble of the school Carrie burned down 20 years ago.
Carrie’s blood-soaked rampage makes her an instant icon. Plus, the town is spared, Spacek soars, and Travolta neuters Billy.
The Sullys are forced to learn the way of water. Plus, a psycho is resurrected, the whales produce secret brain serum, and Lo’ak can’t get out of his own way,