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Don Wildman has spent the majority of his career on television investigating some of history’s greatest oddities through his long-running series Mysteries at the Museum.
While there are elements of storytelling that prevent the film from achieving the same success as masterpieces featuring similar content and style like the works of Ari Aster and Robert Eggers, The Lodge is still a legitimately frightening experience to behold.
What We Do in the Shadows is hilariously sharp and bitingly funny, and the first half of Season Two has me thoroughly engaged and eager to see what kind of ridiculousness will happen over the next couple of weeks.
With years of combined experience in creating the standard for modern paranormal programming, the duo decided to take a stab at directing their own documentary film entitled The House In Between, which turned into a case that even surprised two individuals with a wealth of ghost hunting experience.
Destination Fear set itself apart from other ghost hunting shows by incorporating a road trip aspect and an isolation portion of the exploration that delivered some genuine frights for the viewers (and most certainly the cast).
Life-long horror fan Jay Cheel grew up hearing these same stories and in his new Shudder documentary series, Cursed Films, the director attempts to separate the facts from the legends and entertain both novice and hard core fans all the way.