Den of Geek got an exclusive first look at a new documentary film, and it couldn’t be more intriguing. With a bizarre synopsis and cohesive surreal visual style, American Zoo might just be a sleeper hit of New York’s Tribeca Film Festival. Give it a look below: American Zoo follows
Widow’s Bay Just Put Every Final Girl to Shame
This article contains full spoilers for Widow’s Bay episode eight “Your Baggage.” Midway through the eighth episode of the Apple TV series Widow’s Bay, “Your Baggage,” the masked killer (Airon Armstrong) who has been chasing local sad lady Patricia (Kate O’Flynn) seems to have been defeated. He has fallen through
Lee Cronin Isn’t Just Trying to Gross You Out
This article contains spoilers for Lee Cronin’s The Mummy. Anyone coming to Lee Cronin’s The Mummy for a slow-burn horror in the vein of the classic Universal movies is in for a shock. The latest take on the mythical monster spends minimal time in haunted pyramids or tracking a love
Sci-Fi Storytelling Continues to Evolve Without AI
The sudden insertion of generative artificial intelligence into the mainstream has resulted in fears of creative bankruptcy across all mediums, ranging from digital art to blockbuster filmmaking. At SXSW London on Tuesday, Patrice Vermette — the Oscar-winning production designer behind the Dune films — attacked the push for GenAI’s inclusion
The 16 Best Adult Animated Series You’ve Probably Never Seen
Animated shows are often aimed at children, and that doesn’t make them bad; several of those shows, like Gravity Falls or Star vs. the Forces of Evil, have a lot for adults to enjoy. That doesn’t mean, however, that every single animated show is for children. Several of them are