House On Eden 2025 – When Influecers Make Movies
Mother of Movies reviews House on Eden, where TikTok influencers Celina Myers and Kris Collins tackle found footage horror. Ghost hunts, possession, and shaky cameras collide in this indie experiment.
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Slasher | 2020s | Film Reviews | Home Invasion | Horror | Shudder
Night of the Reaper (2025) Review – Shudder’s New Slasher Keeps Its Blade Sharp
Shudder’s Night of the Reaper (2025) from Brandon Christensen blends 80s horror iconography, practical gore effects, and a family-centered frame narrative. Our review covers cinematography, sound design, and the twisted climax.
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Bad Things (2025) – When AI Apocalypse Feels Like an Evil Dead Remix
Read Mother of Movies’ Bad Things (2025) review, a visually striking but narratively incoherent indie sci-fi horror where AI viruses, chainsaws, and surreal humour collide. Spoilers and ending explained.
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Haunted House | 2020s | Comedy | Film Reviews | Horror | Shudder | Supernatural
Good Boy Review – When the Family Pet is the Only One Who Can See the Ghosts
Rewriting Haunted House Tropes Through a Dog’s POV. Director Ben Leonberg blends supernatural horror with a Golden Retriever in this hybrid, emotional ride.
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Great White Waters Review: Sharks, Cartels, and The Asylum’s Surprisingly Watchable Splash
In Great White Waters, cartel cocaine disappears beneath Florida’s waves, unleashing a deadly game with sharks circling the prize. Directed by Anthony C. Ferrante and starring Angela Cole, this Asylum production offers a surprisingly watchable mix of suspense, dark humor, and genre tropes despite its CGI flaws.
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Ultra Violent Cinema | 2020s | Action | Anthologies | Creature Features & Animal Horror | Film Reviews | Found Footage & POV | Horror | Science Fiction | Short Films | Shudder | Supernatural | Zombie Movies
V/H/S Beyond Review: When Sci-Fi Horror Finally Gets Its Alien Abduction Right
V/H/S Beyond delivers the franchise’s strongest entry in years, blending science fiction with found footage horror across six segments. Justin Long’s directorial debut, “Fur Babies,” stands out in this Shudder exclusive that explores alien encounters through personal filmmaking lenses. Our spoiler-conscious review covers what makes this anthology work.
