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“Cube” – A Visually Creative Remake of a Cult Classic [Review]

For those who remember, the 2000s was a decade filled with American remakes of popular Asian horror films.  These ranged from great (The Ring, The Grudge) why did they bother (Shutter, The Uninvited, The Eye, Dark Water).  However, Screambox’s latest original film switches the formula and is in fact a Japanese remake of a cult Canadian horror/thriller film. 1997’s Cube was a claustrophobic thriller that … Continue reading “Cube” – A Visually Creative Remake of a Cult Classic [Review]

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Documentary, Movie Review, screambox

“Living with Chucky”: A Surprisingly Heartfelt Documentary About a Killer Doll [Review]

Very few horror franchises maintain their continuity quite like Chucky.  His slasher compatriots have all been rebooted, remade, recast, and whatnot.  And while we did a remake of Child’s Play in 2019, the original franchise (and continuity) remains intact since 1988. Screambox’s latest original documentary delves deeply into this continuity from the POV of someone very close to the movies.  Living With Chucky is as … Continue reading “Living with Chucky”: A Surprisingly Heartfelt Documentary About a Killer Doll [Review]

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Horror Comedy, Movie Review, screambox

“Holy Shit!” – An Absurd Survival Thriller Set in a Porta-Potty” [Review]

Normally it’s difficult to keep an audience engaged for 90 minutes using (mostly) a single character in a single location.  That said, isolation/survival thrillers like Buried, Phone Booth, The Shallows, and others do a great job of keeping you on the edge of your seat while you root for the protagonist to get out of the desperate situation they’re in. Screambox’s latest exclusive film Holy … Continue reading “Holy Shit!” – An Absurd Survival Thriller Set in a Porta-Potty” [Review]

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