Sharai Bohannon
News Writer at Dread Central
Writer at Freelance
Writer and Blerd Queen | 🎙️ @NightmareFierce @blerdymassacre @HeyYOU_Pod @YouShould_Watch | ⌨️ @DreadCentral @HorrorMovieBlog @horrorpressllc | 🧾 Keeper
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1 week ago |
dreadcentral.com | Sharai Bohannon
Death is cruel. Not only does it leave loved ones behind to process the life lost, but there are also the physical reminders. The items collected, photos left behind, and clothes still hanging in closets serve as tangible accessories alongside the mental baggage that is grief. Harmless items become triggers and another annoying thing to deal with while searching for a new normal.
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1 week ago |
dreadcentral.com | Sharai Bohannon
With a title like 40 Acres, I was worried this would be another racial trauma porn-filled horror movie. Many of us know the promise of forty acres and a mule (if not, please educate yourself here). So, when I saw 40 Acres was about a Black family with the last Freeman, it already painted a picture I didn’t want to see even before the synopsis mentioned the Civil War. But, I am happy to report that it is not the new Antebellum or Alice.
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1 week ago |
dreadcentral.com | Sharai Bohannon
Kevin Bacon is back in a new horror TV show called The Bondsman on Prime Video. So, all is right with the (genre) world. The Blumhouse series premiered last week and left weirdos like me trying to recall all of the horror movies Bacon has appeared in during his long career. While many people like to think they first met him as the cool cat in Footloose, the Baconmaster General has been a genre staple for longer than I have been alive.
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2 weeks ago |
dreadcentral.com | Sharai Bohannon
There’s a lot of new horror hitting the streaming streets this April. I’m gearing up to be the most annoying person online about the newest season of The Last Of Us on Max. I’m also very curious to see what The Bondsman is about on Prime Video, especially with Kevin Bacon back in the genre already. However, a few new films are also popping up on the streamers, which means these movies are about to get the chance to build an even larger audience.
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2 weeks ago |
dreadcentral.com | Sharai Bohannon
The turnover rate for genre titles on Netflix is rapid. A ton of genre favorites have appeared on the streamer over the last few months. But, as quickly as they appeared, they’ve disappeared, giving us only a few months to check them off our watchlist. That’s why I wanted to highlight a few movies I’m not ready to see leave Netflix. I’m making it my business to stream these titles one last time because we never know when we’ll see them again in these streaming streets.
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