Esca’s Thalassophobia is the sort of progressive death metal record that makes technical proficiency feel dangerous again. The Bristol four-piece clearly knows its way around complicated arrangements, shifting  ...

There are romantic comedies that want to reinvent the genre, romantic comedies that desperately want you to believe love can fix every terrible decision you’ve made, and then there’s You, Me & Tuscany, a movie that basically grabs two  ...

Ryan Reynolds hasn’t quite pigeonholed himself yet as Hollywood’s dopey-yet-amiable doofus, but he’s definitely standing in line at the Goofball Store with money in hand. I mean, look at his recent roles in the Deadpool  ...

Some records age gracefully. Others sit in the dark for eighteen years, sharpening knives. Originally self-released in 2008 after The Berzerker split from Earache Records, The Reawakening became the Australian  ...

There is something almost perversely appropriate about Practical Magic finally arriving on 4K in 2026, dressed up in a shiny new SteelBook like the cult classic everybody decided it was somewhere along the way. Back in ...

There’s a certain kind of horror movie that feels less like a carefully planned road trip and more like somebody blindly following a GPS voice straight into the swamp while ignoring every “ROAD CLOSED” sign imaginable ...

Sleep is supposed to be the one place where the monsters cannot follow us—or at least where we can blame them on bad wiring, buried trauma, and whatever greasy mistake we ate before crawling into bed. In Parasomnia, writer-director  ...

IThere is something profoundly American about discovering a dead body and immediately wondering whether there might be money in cleaning it up. Dead Janitors Club, the darkly comedic crime thriller adapted from Jeff  ...