A biologically implanted chip help’s a technophobe seek revenge after he suffers a tragedy in this mind-blowing popcorn sci-fi thriller.
Fahrenheit 451 (TheaterByte Movie Review)
HBO has given us a rather lame makeover of Ray Bradbury’s dystopian sci-fi classic that adds modern elements that fail to make much of a dramatic impact, and only confuse an already befuddled storyline.
A Quiet Place (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A chilling dystopian horror/thriller starring Emily Blunt and John Krasinski wherein a family is forced to live their life in silence as they hide out from mysterious creatures that hunt by sound.
The Strangers: Prey at Night (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Ten years in the making, this sequel does a good job keeping this franchise alive.
Attack of the Killer Donuts (TheaterByte Movie Review)
An ’80s retro cult comedy horror with far too many horror tropes and plot holes to overlook.
Tokyo Ghoul (TheaterByte Movie Review)
An often gory and occasionally successful live-action adaptation of the popular manga series.
Netflix Original Film 1922 (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Thomas Jane plays a 1920s farmer who hatches a plan for uxoricide in order to control his wife’s land in this thrilling Netflix adaptation of Stephen King’s story.
The Snowman (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Jo Nesbø’s taut crime thriller receives a disappointing screen recreation and a superb cast cannot overcome a lackluster script and wayward direction.
Netflix Original Film The Babysitter (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A rude, lewd, and crude Netflix Original horror comedy film from director McG that is a wild and fun satire on a number of genres.
Netflix Original Film Gerald’s Game (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Netflix gives us a fantastic adaptation of Stephen KIng’s ‘Gerald’s Game’, the ultimate horror/thriller tonic the soccer mom porn of ‘Fifty Shades of Grey.’
