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Movie Review – Hokum

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*Hokum* is a rare horror movie that appeals to everyone — even non-horror fans. Featuring constant creeping dread, clever jump scares, supernatural weirdness, and a murder-mystery hook, this atmospheric Irish-set thriller follows a novelist who checks into a remote, haunted hotel and gets pulled into a chilling disappearance. Adam Scott delivers a fantastic performance in a sharp, sarcastic new role. Read our full review to find out why *Hokum* is a genuinely creepy ride that delivers.

Movie Review – Hunting Matthew Nichols

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Hunting Matthew Nichols is a Blair Witch Project-inspired documentary-style horror film that follows a crew investigating the mysterious disappearance of Matthew and his friend in the woods. While the first two-thirds of the film are slow setup, the final third delivers genuinely gripping moments that will leave you wide-eyed. Read our full review to find out if this indie horror film is worth the watch.

Movie Review – Lee Cronin’s The Mummy

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Lee Cronin’s *The Mummy* ditches adventure-comedy for pure horror, and the result is deeply unsettling. Following a journalist whose missing daughter returns after eight years as something unrecognizable, the film delivers slow-burn dread anchored by a chilling child performance from Natalie Grace. With influences from *Poltergeist* and *Se7en*, Cronin proves once again — after *Evil Dead Rise* — that he knows how to get under your skin. Read our full review to find out why this reimagining earns a solid B and why horror fans shouldn’t miss it.

Movie Review – Exit 8

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*Exit 8* is a Japanese film based on the popular video game that traps a man in an eerie, looping subway corridor with no way out. Part suspense, part puzzle, and laced with creeping dread, this “Groundhog Day”-meets-survival-logic thriller is best experienced knowing as little as possible. While listed as horror, it’s more about atmosphere and tension than scares — and the big-screen sound design makes it an immersive must-see. With minimal dialogue and a unique concept, *Exit 8* is worth catching in theatres before it’s gone. Read our spoiler-free review to find out why.