Drama isn’t just crying and piano music; it’s devastation, obsession, transformation. Whether it’s slow-burn heartbreak or explosive family feuds, this category is for the films that leave a bruise. I keep the tissue box close and the cynicism closer.
John Ajvide Lindqvist’s Handling the Undead isn’t zombie horror, it’s grief made manifest, exploring love’s refusal to accept death’s finality.
It Feeds review: Chad Archibald’s psychological horror explores trauma, family therapy, and supernatural predation. Ashley Greene leads this atmospheric Black Fawn Films thriller about entities that feed on human vulnerability and the dangerous territory between helping and enabling.
A chaotic, emotionally raw indie drama, Bound (2025) is a bruising look at survival through the eyes of a young woman caught in cycles of trauma. Gritty, dark, and often disorienting, this passion project doesn’t ask to be liked, only to be felt. A challenging watch, but hard to ignore.
Companion (2025) Review: A sci-fi thriller with Sophie Thatcher & Jack Quaid. AI ethics, human control, & love’s dark twists, Don’t miss this.
A scathing, must-watch satire exposing the dark side of the wellness industry, Apple Cider Vinegar (2025.) Fraud, deception + the cult of pseudo-miracle cures
Original Sin Series. Dexter’s back in a prequel before the body count. What happened to Brian Moser? Is Dexter really a killer or miunderstood?