Sometimes I don’t always write about the most recent film I watched on Netflix or Hulu, or at the cinema, or wherever else I may’ve watched it. I have written reviews in someway, some form for more than a decade now and I would like to think it has helped

I was very excited when a fifth Scream film was officially announced. As anyone who regulars Nightmare Shift can vouch, I am no stranger to the slasher subgenre, and I consider the subgenre’s contribution to the greater whole to be some of the most fun, memorable, and distinct characters overall.

Directed by the late Tobe Hooper, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was a revelation in many respects for the horror genre. As a matter of fact, in this year alone, I’ve reviewed half a dozen films I could draw a direct parallel to something, somewhere in the 1974 film. It

I hadn’t heard of this film. For that reason and others, I think Censor is exactly the type of film I like to write about most on the Nightmare Shift. As much as I did enjoy writing about Halloween Kills or A Quiet Place Part II earlier this year, it