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Cryptology #3 Spring 2025 (magazine review).

We could have devoted the third issue of ‘Cryptology’ to the Mars problem. You know, the invasion stuff happened before

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Five Nights At Freddy's
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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2: Freddy’s Back (and this time he’s brought friends).

Well, well. Just when you’d finally stopped having cold-sweat dreams about homicidal animatronics and that infernal chuckle in the dark,

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Shin Godzilla returns
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Shin Godzilla returns: Bureaucracy, behemoths, and a bloody big metaphor (monster movie trailer).

Godzilla, that beloved scaly metaphor for nuclear horror, ecological collapse, and now—joy of joys—governmental inefficiency, is back in Shin Godzilla,

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Stranger Things 3rd season (trailer).
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Stranger Things season 5 trailer: One Last Trip to the Upside Down (Hold Onto Your Walkman).

It’s 1987. Hawkins, Indiana, looks like a post-apocalyptic version of E.T. met The Mist at a Dungeons & Dragons convention—and

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M3GAN: scifi-horror movie (trailer).
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M3GAN 2.0… Mark Kermode’s scifi film review [video].

Mark Kermode is back to review this horror scifi hybrid. You have to admire the sheer audacity of a franchise

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28 Years Later
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28 Years Later: Mark Kermode’s horror movie review (video).

The Rage Virus is back, muses our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode. Not a gentle comeback, mind you—not like an old ex

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Animals by Geoff Ryman (book review).

‘Animals’ by Geoff Ryman is a horror novel and a family story with a large degree of anthropomorphism in it.

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The Institute, from Stephen King
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The Institute, from Stephen King – where childhood is a controlled experiment (trailer).

Coming this July to MGM+, The Institute is the latest slice of psychological dread and supernatural menace to crawl its

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Brick. Flat out of luck? Netflix’s new flick traps you at home (horror trailer).
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Brick. Flat out of luck? Netflix’s new flick traps you at home (horror trailer).

If you thought your landlord was a nightmare, wait until you meet the apartment in Brick—Netflix’s new German horror-mystery thriller

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Dracula: A Love Tale – Luc Besson stakes a claim on gothic romance (trailer).
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Dracula: A Love Tale – Luc Besson stakes a claim on gothic romance (trailer).

Just when you thought Dracula adaptations had exhausted every possible angle—murderous, romantic, sparkling, kung-fu-fighting—Luc Besson swoops in from a snow-dusted

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