Back when Black Sabbath, arguably one of the most influential bands in metal history, was starting out, they weren’t called Black Sabbath. Instead, the legendary metal gods went by the soft, rather hippy-sounding name Mother. […]
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Author: Nicholas Lee
Black Sunday
If you’re looking for Satan, Victorian-era clothing, and enough atmosphere to cook a thick soup in a black cauldron, then you’ve come to the right place, as Black Sunday has those in spades. Released in 1960, Mario […]
The Nun
I went into this movie with higher hopes than I should have. I had seen The Conjuring 2 in theaters and had been really pleased with it. Sure, there were a lot of jump scares, but they […]
Meet the Staff: Nicholas Lee’s Top 5 Films
I always have a tough time ranking my top five. I’ve never really put them in a specific order, mostly because they keep shifting back and forth between places. One day my #1 will be […]
Mindhunter: Season One
Sometimes, what goes on underneath the surface is scarier than what we see. Mindhunter, the latest Netflix creation from thriller extraordinaire David Fincher, follows FBI agents Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) and Bill Tench (Holt McCallany) […]
Christopher Robin
There was so much potential here…
