Luc Besson's re-telling of Dracula looks spectacular, but lacks any bite. It's a tale as old as time. Bram Stoker's immortal literary classing, Dracula. It's been told and re-told dozens of times, most recently in the remake of Nosferatu. While Besson's Dracula isn't as visually stunning as Egger's vision of the undead count, Besson's telling is quite pretty to look at it. But that's where it ends. The adaption features the count in Paris, wearing a perfume that makes him irr

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Worth a watch? What do you get when you mix rest stop horror, with family horror, and cursed horror? You get Something Very Bad is Going to Happen. The series achieves a high level of dead, suspense, and outright horror from the first episode and sustains it over the course of its subsequent episodes as the story slowly unfolds. It's never quite what you think it is. It keeps you on your toes and keeps you guessing. The atmosphere is the real star, even though the acting is s

Worth a watch? When I saw they were turning the novel Cold Storage into a film, I thought it had potential. It was a fun, thrilling, and horrific book - a riff on Night of the Creeps and Slither, which is a riff on Night of the Creeps. And I was right. The movie closely follows the book and mostly manages to capture the book's dark humor and tone. It's not quite a home run in that department, but it's not cringe-worthy either. The EFX are gory and fun, reminiscent of the Gold