My copy of The Devil in Silver. I’m currently reading The Devil in Silver  by Victor LaValle, which is the source for the next series of the horror anthology series The Terror . As Dan Simmons, who wrote The Terror , the historical Arctic horror that was adapted for the first series, has recently died, and as there are several horror adaptations on the horizon, I thought I’d look at what feels like a fairly modern debate – do you adapt for movie or TV? Now, when I say TV, I’m

The Monkey: Directed: Osgood Perkins Written by: Osgood Perkins, Stephen King (Short Story in The Skeleton Crew) Cast: Theo James,...

Companion is a wicked and delicious hard lean into the diabolical nature of control and the human condition on how far we are willing to bend when it comes to dominion over others. This movie is a stylized, razor-sharp dark comedy that dissects emotional dependence, abusive relationships, control over autonomy, and dehumanization. This film is not for the weak.

Heart Eyes is the logical conclusion when a meet-cute leads to a murder. Director Josh Ruben (of Scare Me and Werewolves Within) said he wanted all the romantic moments to feel as “Nora Ephron” as possible, and all the horror moments to lean into Wes Craven, which is evident throughout the entire film.

Adapting a video game, let alone an award-winning video game, to the silver screen is not something that’s been consistently successful, when Sonic the Hedgehog is the leader of what markets in that platform, you’d think developers would realize that they translate with a stronger-sense of storytelling that the small screen gives you—even still, “Until Dawn” could have been a lot of things; it could have delved into meta story-telling, using the already successful time-loop h