The first season of In The Vault caught my eye during Crackle’s May 2022 programming announcement. Its description wasn’t lengthy. In fact, all it said was “Freshman Liv Steele (Claudia Lee) arrives at Woodlawn College excited for a fresh start, but…will her past catch up with her?” But its coverContinue Reading
It’s another quiet batch of programming announcements this time. There aren’t any series, season premieres, or specials. But there are new episodes of Fright Club, as well as Conjuring Kesha and UFO Witness. However, it’s also the season finale for those last two. Let’s take a closer look. discovery+ PremieresContinue Reading
In my review of Nope, the Gordy storyline was one of my only criticisms of the movie. It was all well and good, but I felt it didn’t really enhance the overall storyline. Plus, cutting it would’ve shortened the movie without taking away from it. (Nope is over two hoursContinue Reading
If you were to judge a movie by its cover alone, you might think Blackwood was a western. Understandably. It screams cowboy flick. And in part it is, but it’s also a horror movie featuring a Wendigo for the monster. But does that make for a good blend? Well… ItContinue Reading
With anguished pleas from prisoners proclaiming their innocence, families across the country are tormented with an excruciating question: is their convicted loved one truly guilty? Or are they innocent and serving unjust time behind bars? On a mission to uncover the truth behind potential judicial missteps, Reasonable Doubt’s retired homicideContinue Reading
It’s been three years since Jordan Peele released an original movie. I’m talking the likes of Get Out and Us, but he also wrote the screenplay for the Candyman remake. But like Get Out and Us, he also wrote and directed Nope, and when the trailer aired during the SuperContinue Reading
Last month, ID announced that TikTok sparked a new documentary, Menendez Brothers: Misjudged?, and that it would kick off ID’s month-long nostalgic dive into some of the most shocking cases of the 1990s. We also learned other high-profile specials would air every Sunday in August at 9/8c on ID. However,Continue Reading
With The Ghost Town Terror and now the forthcoming new series Ghosts of Devil’s Perch, it seems we may have a new paranormal TV trend on our hands, pardner. The Holzer Files alum, Cindy Kaza and Dave Schrader, are teaming up with a new member, K.D. Stafford, to investigate hauntingsContinue Reading
The trailer for American Horror Stories season 2 dropped yesterday, creating quite a buzz. Well, even more of a buzz. Fans have been anticipating the second season ever since the first one ended. The trailer meant the wait was almost over while giving us a much-desired glimpse into the newContinue Reading
This second half of July may be one of the quietest programming updates of the summer. There aren’t any season or series premieres. A little breather before Spooky Season arrives en masse? Because we know the start of Ghostober V is just around the corner and per Travel Channel andContinue Reading
You’ve probably heard the term jet-setter. It describes someone who travels frequently, internationally, and to hob knob socially with other wealthy people living their best posh life. A “set-jetter” and its verb form, set-jetting, is a play on words of the concept. Let’s check out exactly what that means andContinue Reading
During Homicide Hunter’s nine seasons on ID, Lt. Joe Kenda captivated viewers with stories from the hundreds of murder cases he solved throughout his 23-year-long career. Now, Lt. Kenda returns to ID to put to rest more cases that kept him up at night with three theatrical-length Homicide Hunter specials,Continue Reading
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