The 63rd Annual Grammy Nominations were announced on Tuesday, 24 November 2020. Here are some highlights.

The next review in the Fear Itself series at The Avocado is Stuart Gordon's Eater, about a rookie cop battling it out with a cannibalistic serial killer.

Apps like TikTok continue to be inaccessible by their refusal to add in a real captioning feature to their social video app. Meanwhile, apps like Instagram pop up all the time, react to people requesting the feature, and do it without issue.

The 4v1 asymmetrical survival horror game Dead by Daylight turned off the bloodlust mechanic this weekend to see how it would impact gameplay. Here's my own experience as a killer main in the game.

Invisible Agent is the fourth film in the Invisible Man series, this one reset as a WWII propaganda film for the USA. The grandson of the original Invisible Man is convinced to spy on a German film star/spy with extensive connections to Hitler's regime using the secret formula.

The Binding is a new Italian horror film on Netflix, combining elements of Gothic Literature with the exorcism form in horror cinema.

This one is all about the John Landis episode of Fear Itself called "In Sickness and In Health." A bride is given a note on her wedding day that lets her know her future husband is a serial killer.

BreakBlast is a new brick breaking action/puzzle game on PC.

We all still have a lot of work to do to make the Internet and digital technology an accessible space for all people.

Fear(s) of the Dark is a black and white animated anthology horror film. Six visual artists were challenged to create original short horror films about their deepest fears.