A true story: February 2010, a good friend and I headed out on a Saturday afternoon to catch the remake...
What’s up, weirdos? Welcome to February’s edition of Awfully Good, a monthly column where we look at movies that might...
A traditional coming of age teen party movie switches gears when monsters arrive and start straight up murdering teens left and right. Can Sophie and her friends band together to banish or kill the beasts? Luckily, this group of girls can kick some major ass. Buckle up kids, it’s time to go monster slaying.
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A menacing figure. A group of unsuspecting young adults. A prominent weapon of choice. A real, relevant setting, and a...
Moving into a new home is such an exciting time. Figuring out where everything goes and creating new routines allows...
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With its release of the series The Society, Netflix has in some ways stoked the shrinking flame that is young adult fiction. This ten-episode, modern reimagining of Lord of the Flies concerns teenagers left to fend for themselves in a dangerous new world. Although for the student body of West...
It takes a lot of guts to tackle a slasher movie. With films like Halloween, Friday the 13th and Scream...
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Going into a movie blind is my favorite way to discover a film. Nowadays, we carry spoiler boxes in our...
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Life teaches us many lessons. One that universally carries on from childhood through adolescence and well into adulthood is that kids can be some of the cruelest monsters in existence. As the traumatic consequences of bullying is on the rise, parents may be forced to take a closer look at...
Andrew Patterson’s The Vast of Night was the sleeper hit of the 2019 Overlook Film Festival. While the film celebrated...
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The ground rumbles. Glasses shake. People look up, confused. Someone mutters, “it could be a dinosaur.” No, this is not...
What’s up, weirdos? Welcome back to Awfully Good, where we enjoy the worst that the horror genre has to offer! Right now you might be thinking, “Hey Mac, where were the bad movie reviews for April and May?” to which I would reply: let’s not focus on past mistakes. It’s...
