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Star Trek TOS: The Cage (1964)

Before Star Trek became a cultural phenomenon, there was The Cage—the original pilot that almost brought the franchise to life.

Stephen King’s Desperation: A Movie Review

When an old god is dug up in the desert, it’s up to several groups of unrelated travelers to ban together and put his ass back in the ground.

Thanksgiving (2023): A Thanksgiving Horror Film Festival of One PT6

A Black Friday sale gone wrong triggers a psychopath to embark on a murderous rampage targeting everyone involved in this latest Grindhouse spinoff.

The Block Island Sound (2020)

Shortly after ex-con Harry moved back in with his father, his father passes away, leaving Harry and the town to wonder if Harry has returned to his old ways or if there is something supernatural in the water. As the family investigates the mysterious happenings, they are pulled into a vortex of supernatural forces in this riveting exploration of the unexplained and the lengths to which people will go to protect their loved ones.

The Buttonface Bewilderment

The Buttonface Bewilderment is a collection of fun puzzles and snippets about movies and television shows that has been featured in Twisted Pulp.

The Haunting of Whaley House (2012) Review from Buttonface

Buttonface dives into The Haunting of Whaley House (2012), a low-budget supernatural thriller based on a real haunted house. Does it live up to the legend?

The Perfection (2018) Review by Buttonface

What happens when a pair of competitive cellists go at it for cello supremacy? A lot more body horror then you initially expected, that’s for sure.

The Shuttered Room 1967

Is The Shuttered Room worth your time? A fun, fast-paced ’60s thriller for fans of Oliver Reed and Carol Lynley, but light on cosmic horror.

The Unnamable 1988 Review from Buttonface

College students check out a haunted house where in the 1800’s an ugly monster called “the Unnamable” was trapped in a vault.

This is the End (2013) Review from Buttonface

What happens when the Rapture interrupts a celebrity-filled party? Buttonface explores the uproarious blend of comedy and horror in This is the End, where Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, and their famous friends hilariously navigate doom, demons, and the reality of being left behind.