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Beware the wolf, but not like before. There aren’t full moons or sexy werewolves this time around. Instead,
Eight For Silver delivers a refreshingly horrifying take on werewolf lore and period piece horror. Sean Ellis’ new film is bloody, visceral, and a hell of a good time.
In the late 1800s, John McBride (Boyd Holbrook) is on the hunt for the beast that killed his wife and daughter. His search takes him to a small village, the top of which resides the landowner Seamus Laurant (Alistair Petrie) and his family: his wife Isabelle (Kelly Reilly), daughter Charlotte (Amelia Crouch), and son Edward (Max Mackintosh). Shortly before McBride arrives, a land dispute between Seamus and the Romani the rightful owners of the land ends in tragedy, resulting in the leader of the Romani placing a curse on the colonizers inhabiting their land. Nightmares soon take root in the minds of the children, leading them to the burial ground of the massacre, and right to a set of silver an
Hidden Gems To Watch If You Love Sci-Fi
Hidden Gems To Watch If You Love Sci-Fi
By Amanda June Bell/Dec. 17, 2020 3:06 pm EDT/Updated: Jan. 13, 2021 1:08 pm EDT
This content was paid for by Netflix and created by Looper.
Some people say that truth is stranger than fiction, and while the last few years have certainly bolstered that claim, the world of science-fiction always comes through to remind us just how much weirder things could truly be. The sci-fi genre can be credited with some of the most creative reinventions of reality in all of fiction, from time- and space-bending adventure stories that boggle the mind to imaginative previews of what mankind s first contact with extraterrestrials might