“The Blair Witch Project” is regarded as one of the scariest movies ever produced. Every October, thousands, if not millions, watch this movie to receive a proper scare during the Halloween season. This year, I watched “Blair Witch” for the first time. Unfortunately, the film did not live up to my expectations.
Netflix has released a ton of new tv shows and movies just in time for spooky season, including (but not limited to) Ratched, Haunting of Bly Manor, Unsolved Mysteries, Rebecca, and American Murder: The Family Next Door. Most of these are Netflix originals, but the platform has also given new life to several network hidden gems. One of these shows is Evil.
Sacha Baron Cohen, also known as Borat Margaret Sagdiev, came back to America this year to film a documentary in which Borat would bribe President Donald Trump with Kazakhstan’s national treasure: Johnny The Monkey. Unfortunately, the great film producer and primate was eaten alive by Borat’s daughter Tutar, played by Bulgarian actress Maria Bakalova, during transport from Kazakhstan to America.
Today I will be ranking the top five best Halloween movies of all time. Now, before I start this countdown, I should state that I hate horror movies that have to do with the paranormal.
Zendaya Coleman made history at the 72nd Emmy Awards, taking the coveted top prize in the “Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama” category for her portrayal of Rue Bennett in HBO’s “Euphoria.” In doing so, she becomes the youngest Emmy winner in this category at the age of 24.
Season 18 of The Ellen Show premiered on September 21 to the dismay of everybody except middle-aged women. The show was bombarded with toxic workplace allegations, and Ellen decided to address them in her opening monologue. The following will be a comprehensive review and overall rating of Ellen DeGeneres’s apology.
Ryan Murphy, like Shonda Rhimes, is one of those TV producers that seems to constantly be coming out with new hit shows. Whether it be one of his well-known hits or his more recent knockouts, there’s no better time than spooky season to go on a Ryan Murphy Cinematic Universe binge.
In an alternate universe where animals speak and live amongst humans, a horse with depression and substance abuse problems lives in Hollywood. Bojack Horseman, a 50-year-old, has-been television star from the 90’s messily deals with life in a way that was surprisingly relatable for me, given our obvious differences.
Disney faced a resurgence of backlash over controversies surrounding the live-action Mulan movie after it was made available on Disney+.
