Hulu Launches a monthly anthology film series with this schlocky kickoff that gets undermined by a lackluster script.
Halloween (2018) (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Halloween (2018) is a meat and potatoes film — nothing presented is revolutionary, but Jamie Lee Curtis kicks some butt.
Netflix Original Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A retelling of an ancient Basque folktale of a blacksmith who does battle with the Devil that masterfully blends the whimsical with hardcore violence.
Mandy (TheaterByte Movie Review)
This horror/thriller is a visceral and sublime work of film art staring Nicolas Cage in of his best performances in years
Bedeviled (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A derivative Millennial horror film that relies heavily on genre tropes and jump scares
The Meg (TheaterByte Movie Review)
This new twist on the summer shark attack horror flick features a great ensemble, production design, and awesome visual effects
Netflix Original Extinction (TheaterByte Movie Review)
‘Extinction’ is a derivative but still entertaining end-of-the-world sci-fi thriller that turns its tables on the audience in the third act
Upgrade (TheaterByte Movie Review)
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.
