I wanted to love Shaque Trust No One. A nine-year search for a baby stolen from a Shimla hospital, a mother everyone calls unstable, and a birthday photo that arrives every year like a taunt. That setup should hook you. For about two episodes it did. Then the show started spending its mystery faster than…
I finished Shaque: Trust No One at 2 a.m. and then stared at my ceiling for a solid twenty minutes. I wasn’t shocked so much as quietly wrecked. Rensil D’Silva’s seven-episode Netflix thriller looks like a standard missing-child mystery, and then it keeps pulling the floor out from under you, and from under Anvita too….
Every few months a thriller drops and my group chat turns into a crime board with red string. This month it’s Shaque: Trust No One. It landed on September 24, 2026, and people have been hunting for a legal place to stream it ever since. I’ll save you the scrolling. The answer is Netflix. Below…
Let me start with the confession: I went into Season 2 braced for disappointment. Season 1 was a clean, tight adaptation of a book that already worked like a machine. Two Jasons, one family, one terrifying question. Then the book ran out, and most shows hit that wall and either stall or sprint into nonsense….
The premiere starts right after the Chicago disaster, when a crowd of alternate Jasons collided in one house. Jason 1, Daniela, and Charlie have spent seven months hiding in a quiet alternate reality, trying to play normal. It doesn’t work. How could it, when your genetic twins are hunting you across the multiverse? An impatient,…
Two days. That’s all that stands between us and Episode 6 of Dark Matter Season 2, and I’m already doing the thing where I refresh the Apple TV app like it will make the episode appear faster. Here’s everything you need for the midpoint of the season. When Does Dark Matter Season 2 Episode 6…
Found-footage horror is back, and this time the monster has a ring light. The Influencer Project hits US theaters on October 2, 2026, directed by Danish filmmaker Mike Nybroe. The names in the credits are what got me hooked: Eduardo Sanchez and Gregg Hale, the duo behind The Blair Witch Project, are attached as executive…
Every few years, found-footage horror finds a fresh way to crawl under our skin. The nineties gave us shaky camcorders and a stick figure in the woods. The 2010s gave us horror on a laptop screen. Now we have The Influencer Project (2026), and this one goes straight for the app you probably have open…
I went in expecting a grim prison thriller with a ghost bolted on. What I got is a film that stops you mid-scene and makes you ask whether you’re allowed to laugh. Then it makes you laugh anyway, right before something gets ripped in half. Joko Anwar’s Ghost in the Cell is loud, cruel, funny,…
Spoilers ahead, and I mean all of them. I went into The Influencer Project expecting a fun, disposable found-footage ride. I came out checking whether my location tags were turned on. If a horror movie makes you audit your own phone settings at 1 a.m., it did its job. Since the film dropped, Reddit threads…
Joko Anwar has made a movie where a rage-fueled murderer gets gutted mid-tantrum, and a room full of hardened criminals then breaks into interpretive dance to save their own lives. I can’t stop thinking about it. Ghost in the Cell premiered at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival, and it’s the kind of genre pileup…
The Influencer Project hits U.S. theaters October 2, and the early reactions are all over the place. Here’s my take. Somewhere in Maryland, three filmmakers are probably laughing at how far we’ve come. In 1999 the scariest thing you could do was wander into the woods with a camera. In 2026, you don’t even have…