Florence shows how terrible a mother she is when she and O’Keefe wind up in a tricky spot together.
Author Archives: C.H. Newell
C.H. Newell is first and foremost a passionate lover of film— especially horror. He's also a PhD student at Memorial University of Newfoundland with a concentration in postmodern critical theory and Queer Gothic. He wrote for Film Inquiry frequently during 2016-17, and regularly contributed to Scriptophobic during 2018-2019 in a column called Serial Killer Celluloid focusing on film adaptations about real life murderers. As of September 2018, C.H. Newell is an official member of the Online Film Critics Society, and as of April 2019 he's currently listed as a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic. He has covered major film festivals such as Fantasia Festival (2019, 2020) and Fantastic Fest. During September 2019, Father Son Holy Gore was one of several media outlets helping to present Randfilmfest in Germany, & will be once again in 2020— Newell will also serve as part of the jury for the prestigious Rand Award.
Chapelwaite Ep. 2: “Memento Mori”
The Boones are blamed for more trouble in Preacher’s Corners.
Animal Kingdom 5×08: “Gladiators”
The Cody family keeps falling apart, as Craig goes wild, and J might have another scheme up his sleeve.
The Walking Dead 11×03: “Hunted”
Maggie’s crew are separated, being hunted by Reapers. At Alexandria, the food shortage comes to somewhat of an end, but at a price.
American Horror Story 10×03: “Thirst”
Harry’s life gets more and more complicated by blood.
The Walking Dead 11×02: “Acheron Part II”
Somehow, Maggie and Negan continue to coexist. But things in the subway get rough regardless.
Slasher – Flesh & Blood, Ep. 4: “Upstairs Downstairs”
More murder and suspicion at the Galloway family reunion. A big confession reveals shocking motives.
American Horror Story 10×02: “Pale”
Harry’s beginning to feel the side effects of the little black pills just as success starts to come.
American Horror Story 10×01: “Cape Fear”
The Gardner family move to Provincetown, where they immediately encounter strange and violent events in their new home.
NO MAN OF GOD: Moral Relativism & the Uncomfortable Humanity of Ted Bundy
Amber Sealey’s NO MAN OF GOD explores the corrosiveness of being in close proximity to Ted Bundy through FBI Agent Bill Hagmaier.
[Fantasia 2021] Ghostly Religion & Gothic Grief in MARTYRS LANE
Ruth Platt’s MARTYRS LANE weaves through the Gothic and the religious as a little girl tries to unravel her family’s secrets.
[Fantasia 2021] DON’T SAY ITS NAME & the Lingering Violence(s) of Colonialism
A group of Indigenous people come together to stop a supernatural threat terrorising their land in Rueben Martell’s DON’T SAY ITS NAME.
