Creepy Kingdom

Aug 7, 20225 min read

An Interview With Theo Germaine Of 'They/Them' On Peacock

Theo Germaine (they/them) plays Jordan in Blumhouse and Peacock's new film They/Them, a transgender and non-binary camper from a religious b

Apr 26, 20226 min read

A Chat With Jessica Dimmock, Director Of Hulu's 'Captive Audience'

Director Jessica Dimmock talks to Creepy Kingdom about the making of 'Captive Audience,' and its unique format. Now streaming on Hulu.

Mar 27, 20225 min read

What 'The Girl From Plainville' Gets Right About Mental Illness [Review]

'The Girl From Plainville' on Hulu covers the devastating suicide of Conrad Roy III, and Michelle Carter's involvement in it.

Mar 27, 20224 min read

IFC Midnight's 'Barbarians' Is Aptly Named [Review]

Barbarians follows two couples as they celebrate a birthday, but they all seem like they hate each other - & those feelings come to a head.

Mar 25, 20225 min read

'The Fatal Attraction Murder' - Is Carolyn Warmus Telling The Truth? [Review]

THE FATAL ATTRACTION MURDER, from Oxygen, is a study in the way the American media and justice system treat women, especially pretty ones.

Mar 19, 20223 min read

The Couple In 'Deep Water' Will Make You Believe In Divorce [Review]

The IMDb summary for Deep Water says, "their loveless marriage is held together only by a precarious arrangement, whereby, in order to avoid

Mar 18, 20224 min read

'X' From Ti West Is A Sexy Thrill Ride And Instant Classic [Review]

Ti West's X is a "foxy car wreck" you can't look away from. It's a sexy thrill ride that truly encapsulates the vibe of beloved 70s horror,

Mar 17, 20222 min read

'Master' On Prime Video Is Social Horror At Its Finest [Review]

Master, the feature film debut for writer/director Mariama Diallo is social horror at its finest. Everything on the Ancaster campus is old,

Mar 13, 20224 min read

'John And The Hole' Is A Coming-Of-Age Tale In Bizarro-World [Review]

John and the Hole, directed by Pascual Sisto, is a coming-of-age story like none you've seen before. It follows John (Charlie Shotwell), a d

Mar 11, 20226 min read

An Interview With 'All My Friends Hate Me' Co-Writers Tom Stourton And Tom Palmer

All My Friends Hate Me, directed by Andrew Gaynord, feels like a fever dream at times - or more like a nightmare.

Mar 10, 20224 min read

'All My Friends Hate Me' Is Cringeworthy Cinema At Its Finest [Review]

All My Friends Hate Me is an anxious person’s nightmare. It’s why I have no intention of attending any school reunions.

Mar 5, 20224 min read

'Fresh' Is Deliciously Disturbed [Review]

Fresh is a deliciously disturbed film with Sebastian Stan shining as a new, Patrick Bateman type, with an entrepreneurial twist.

Mar 4, 20223 min read

'The Changed' Is A Body Snatcher Film Without The Body Horror [Review]

The Changed is a modern twist on the pod-people/body snatchers genre from director Michael Mongillo, but don’t expect any body horror.

Feb 18, 20224 min read

'The Cursed' [Review]: A Chilling Story, But The Special Effects Leave Something To Be Desired

The Cursed review - The folk horror follows a pathologist as he investigates a supernatural menace in 19th century France.

Feb 16, 20223 min read

'Ted K' [Review]: A Visually Stunning Film That Takes Viewers Into The Mind Of A Vengeful Killer

Ted K review - Ted K tells the story of the infamous Unabomber, in his own words, from his own coded journals, autobiographies, & manifestos

Jan 10, 20223 min read

A Silly, Fun Conclusion To The Franchise - 'Hotel Transylvania: Transformania' [Review]

Hotel Transylvania Transformania review - It continues the quality of the first four films, and delivers a nice send-off to this franchise.

Dec 16, 20215 min read

'Dead Asleep' Documentary Covers The Bizarre And Fascinating 'Sleepwalking Defense' [Review]

The Dead Asleep documentary covers the strange case of Randy Herman, whose legal team tried to use the "sleepwalking defense."

Dec 8, 20214 min read

'Agnes' Is A Different Kind Of Possession Movie [Review]

Agnes movie review - Mickey Reece directed a different take on the possession movie with Agnes. It's more of a rumination on faith.

Dec 2, 20215 min read

Camille Griffin's 'Silent Night' Movie Is Beautifully Acted, But Bleak AF [Review]

Silent Night movie review - Camille Griffin's holiday film is well-acted, cleverly-written, and incredibly sad.

Nov 16, 202111 min read

Does The 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Ending Make Sense? [Review]

Does the I Know What You Did Last Summer ending make sense? SPOILERS AHEAD. Let's break down all of the clues for the Prime Video series.

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