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Everyone’s favorite sassy android (don’t you dare call her a toy) rises from her graveyard of gears in M3GAN 2.0....
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Welcome to the digital den of dread, where horror meets headsets in a mind-melting mashup! In the realm of horror...
2023 has been a delightfully spooky year for horror enthusiasts. From slow-burn mysteries to shock-you-out-of-your-socks frights, filmmakers have really upped the ante this year. Though we’ve still got plenty of frights ahead in store, there have already been some killer horror films stacking up in the must-watch pile for 2023....
Horror movies are known for their ability to scare us, make us jump out of our seats, and occasionally, make...
Looking for some bone-chilling scares? Amazon Prime has you covered with a terrifying lineup of horror movies that will keep...
Technology is developing at such a rapid pace. Inventions that were merely concepts in science fiction a few decades ago are now accessible to the general public. In some cases, maybe it was for the best that these innovations remained fictional. Black Mirror explores the frightening possibilities of what might...
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We’ve all had a lot more hands on experience with AI in the last year than we would have ever...
[Editor’s Note: Welcome back, Fiends! If you haven’t already read Chris’s Poor Decisions of Polarizing Remakes – Part One, go...
When I tell people that I consider Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey to be the scariest movie ever made, I really mean it. More often than not when I bring this up, I get the impression people don’t feel the same way. I get a lot of polite smiles...
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We are currently witnessing a fourth industrial revolution, where artificial intelligence is on its way to surpassing its human inventors....
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There are good reasons moviegoers are wary of CGI. If it’s not done well, it can be distracting. Even when...
Dr. Frankenstein’s monster is given a digital makeover in this Netflix sci-fi thriller that attempts to ask the question of AI sentience, and what it means to be human. However, with most films dealing with artificial intelligence, TAU falls to tried and tested formulas. On one hand, Federico D’Alessandro’s debut...
