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MOVIE REVIEW – Michael Almereyda’s NADJA (1994) channels vampiric ennui that still draws you in with a new 4K restoration.
Years before Jim Jarmusch’s ONLY LOVERS LEFT ALIVE, NADJA channelled the hipster cool downside of living the immortal lifestyle of the undead. NADJA (1994) ★★★ OF ★★★★★ stars 2026 is kicking off with a lot of big screen vampire resurrections – from DRACULA: ALOVE TALE from Luc Besson to the release of the 4K restoration…
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MOVIE REVIEW – Luc Besson’s DRACULA: A LOVE TALE (2026) is a fun cocktail full of ample dashes of past big screen Dracula adaptations
La Femme Nikita director Luc Besson delivers a fun big screen remake of the classic Bram Stoker vampire tale with some A-List talent hamming it up in a unique yet familar take on Dracula. DRACULA: A LOVE TALE (2026) ★★★ OF ★★★★★ stars When one thinks of big screen vampire tales, you have to instantly…
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FACES OF DEATH (2026) Trailer Reaction and Review
Our friends at Shudder and IFC announced today that they just acquired FACES OF DEATH — the new film from CAM’s Daniel Goldhaber starring EUPHORIA’s Barbie Ferreira – we’re hoping it plays at Overlook Film Festival but either way we’re seated opening day! TRAILER REACTION — Inspired by the legendary 1978 shocker of the same…
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MOVIE REVIEW – SEND HELP (2026) is a fun throwback comeback for Sam Raimi fans
The latest film from Sam Raimi is a back to basics horror reuniting him with Multiverse of Madness star Rachel McAdams. MERCY (2026) ★★★ OF ★★★★★ stars One of the things that really stuck out to me watching Sam Raimi’s excursion into the MCU in DOCTOR STRANGE AND THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS was how game…
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MOVIE REVIEW: Mercy (2026) is a fun 90’s sci-fi action redux
Director Timur Bekmambetov (NIGHTWATCH, WANTED) creates an interesting remix of the found footage movie with a sci-fi bent that remixes MINORITY REPORT by way of THE PURGE. MERCY (2026) ★★ OF ★★★★★ stars It’s not a leap to say that most found footage movies are low budget plodding affairs designed to make budget issues seem…
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COLLECTIBLES – BATMAN RETURNS DC Multiverse McFarlane Toys Deluxe Collector’s Edition BATMAN Action Figure Review
We review the BATMAN from the DELUXE COLLECTORS EDITION wave of BATMAN RETURNS McFarlane Figures
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COLLECTIBLES – BATMAN RETURNS DC Multiverse McFarlane Toys Deluxe Collector’s Edition Action Figure Wave Review
We review the full wave of BATMAN RETURNS McFarlane Figures, BATMAN, MAX SHRECK, CATWOMAN, and THE PENGUIN – possibly McFarlabne’s best wave of figures in years!
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COLLECTIBLES – PROFESSOR PYG DC Multiverse McFarlane Toys Collector’s Platinum Edition Action Figure Review
Your pals at Cult Classics unbox and review the new PROFESSOR PYG Collector’s Edition Action Figure from McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Collector’s Edition Line
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COLLECTIBLES – ZATANNA & DETECTIVE CHIMP DC Multiverse McFarlane Toys Collector’s Edition Action Figure Review
Your friends at Cult Classics unbox and review the new ZATANNA Collector’s Edition Action Figure from McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Collector’s Edition Line!
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MOVIE REVIEW – PRIMATE (2026) succeeds in scaring up laughs as a throwback to Grindhouse-era creature feature cult classics.
Writer/director Johannes Roberts mines his 47 Meters Down franchise for ideas in this film about a rabies infected chimp / cunning psychopath out to kill the world’s dumbest entitled teenagers whom he’s trapped In an infinity pool because … lulz? PRIMATE (2026) ★★ OF ★★★★★ stars PRIMATE, hitting theaters this Friday January 9th from Paramount…
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Cult Classics’ Top 10 Favorite Films of 2025
2025 was a banner year for cinema. From the relaunching of vaunted franchises like Superman in the hands of James Gunn and Warner Bros, to unique IP driven genre film like Ryan Coogler’s Sinners and amazing auteur fare like P.T. Anderson’s One Battle After Another; 2025 really gave film lovers something unique throughout the year…
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Movie Review: AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH (2025) is a visual spectacle that starts to touch on the potential of this franchise
While the third installment in the AVATAR franchise dazzles with amazing 3D visuals, it also starts to feel more like a real universe by introducing shades of grey to its antagonists and feel like its more about a thin story to prop up the visuals. It’s not much of a secret that this reviewer isn’t…
