The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw follows a town whose misfortunes are believed to be brought about by witchcraft.

As we approach World Mental Health Day, we thought it appropriate to take on a discussion about mental illness in entertainment. Also this week is our Fall TV preview, reviews of Spontaneous, Enola Holmes, The Curse of Audrey Earnshaw, and Kajillionaire

Katherine Langford and Charlie Plummer star as a couple fighting for their lives as their fellow students being exploding in Spontaneous.

Christopher Nolan's mission to save cinema mostly succeeds with an experience designed to witness in movie theaters. Read on for our spoiler-free review of Tenet!

The Blech Effect is a true eye-opener into the everyday world of those who struggle with mental illness and addiction, and for that, deserves commendation. David Blech is an intelligent and wealthy man, considered to be a pioneer investor in the biotech industry and at one time was referred to as the "King of Biotech". Those medical advancements and cures are, at the very core, the philanthropic endeavor we all hope our charity dollars will result in. David saw the financial prowess of investing in these through his firm, prior to his devastating loss of, well, just about everything.

A great blend of a well-told narrative, balanced performances, and utterly gut-ripping gore, Random Acts of Violence is all the violent movie-watching you're going to need this year. By the very end, well, let's just say you won't be eating dinner later.

Pretending I'm a Superman: The Tony Hawk Video Game Story is a first-rate documentary accessible to everyone, that delves into the THPS's making and its impact on skateboarding history.

The Beach House is intended to be a crossroads of H.P. Lovecraft, John Carpenter’s alien invasions, and the body horror of David Cronenberg met with an environmental and evolutionary science apocalypse. Read on for our review.