In this review we delve into a world of assassins. Natasha Romanoff has been marked for death by a shadowy group known as the Red Room. We examine Black Widow.

A review of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower Book 3 The Waste Lands. When the laws governing the world collapsed. Death and destruction eventually took root. Those who had survived the wars, disease and famine, wandered around aimlessly, scavenging through what was left behind from better days.

A Broken Man Trying To Save A Dying World

A review of Kc Wayland’s We’re Alive Season 4. The Tower Survivors have decided to go on the offensive against the zombie hordes. With their ultimate goal being, to hunt down and kill, the sadistic leader known as Ink.

A review of Kc Wayland’s We’re Alive Season 3. The remaining Tower survivors have fled Los Angeles. They hope to find safety at a Army base known as Fort Irwin. But no matter where the survivors go, there will always be monsters, who want them dead.

A review of Kc Wayland’s We’re Alive Season 2. As the zombie hordes continue their reign of terror. We follow a band of survivors, as they persevere against, the unnatural state of the world.

A review of Kc Wayland’s We’re Alive Season 1. The world has been stricken by a virus that can mutate humans into cannibalistic beasts. Those who have not been turned into monsters are trying to survive by any means necessary.

In this review we watch a mysterious weather phenomenon wreak havoc upon a small town. The terrifying monsters that invade the town, are a reflection of the human monsters, that already exist within it. We examine Frank Darabont’s science fiction horror film The Mist.

In this review we follow the journey of two detectives hunting a man who is evil incarnate. A serial killer executes people, under the guise of the seven deadly sins, in order to expose the depravity of the world. We examine David Fincher’s crime drama Se7en.

In this review we follow the ill-fated voyage of a colony ship to a uncharted planet. The horrors that befall the crew can only be described as unspeakable. We examine Ridley Scott’s science fiction film Alien: Covenant.