Tom Moore

Tom Moore
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Tom is always ready to see and review everything horrifying and hilarious that hits theaters, television, and video games...sometimes. You can check out his other reviews and articles on his blog, Mooreviews.

Beef Review: Netflix’s Next Great Bingeworthy Obsession

Netflix and A24 pair up alongside showrunner/writer Lee Sung Jin to weave together a thrilling modern tale of revenge that features some incredibly cathartic...

Review: Evil Dead Rise is One of the Best Horror Films of 2023

The Evil Dead franchise returns with Evil Dead Rise. It features a new director, story, characters, and setting, but still carries that same gory...

Resident Evil 4 Remake Review

Capcom has seen a lot of success and acclaim for their ambitious efforts to remake classic entries in the Resident Evil franchise but faced...

Renfield Review: A Bloody Fun Take on the Dracula Tale

Universal continues to try and bring some new energy to its classic horror monsters and mostly succeeds with its latest attempt, Renfield – an...

The Super Mario Bros. Movie: It’s-A-Really Breathtaking & Fun for Everyone

There’s no question that the Mario franchise is not only Nintendo’s crowning achievement but also has some of the most beloved and impactful characters...

Review: Dead Space Remake

When EA and the now disbanded Visceral Games (then called EA Redwood Shores) unleashed Dead Space onto the world, they delivered a modern masterpiece...

NYICFF Review: Suzume

Makoto Shinkai, director of Your Name and Weathering with You, returns with his latest film, Suzume. Shinkai brings fans on a road adventure filled...

Video Game Review: Forspoken

The newest action-RPG from Square Enix and the first game from Luminous Productions, who assisted Final Fantasy XV’s development, Forspoken, showcases the kind of...

We Have a Ghost Review: An Incredibly Fun Watch for the Family

Happy Death Day and Freaky director Christopher Landon breaks aways from his Blumhouse stomping grounds to deliver a new family horror-comedy for Netflix –...

‘The Outwaters’ Injects New Life into the Found Footage Genre

The latest from director Robbie Banfitch, The Outwaters, starts slow just like any found-footage film, but quickly evolves into a blood-soaked and tantalizing horror...

‘Consecration’ is a Sluggish Supernatural Horror

The latest from IFC Midnight, Shudder, and writer/director Christopher Smith, Consecration, is a religious-based horror story that struggles to engage viewers and comes off...

‘Missing’ is a Worthy Follow-up to 2018’s ‘Searching’

Director Aneesh Chaganty’s 2018 feature directorial debut, Searching, was a real hidden gem—not just for its superb “screenlife” storytelling—but for its thrilling personal narrative...

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