Remy Millisky, Author at Nightmarish Conjurings

[Movie Review] COME TRUE

In the sci-fi thriller COME TRUE, after a fight with her mom, Sarah Dunne (Julia Sarah Stone) runs away from home. She’s a high school

[Blu-ray/DVD Review] LITTLE MONSTERS

Eric (Ben Savage) keeps trying to tell his parents that he sees monsters under his bed at night. He’s terrified! His parents tell him monsters

[Movie Review] BEAST NO MORE

BEAST NO MORE opens with aerial shots over a sprawling green forest. A car travels along a single road cutting through the greenery. The car

[Short Film Review] ETHERIA FILM FESTIVAL 2020 SHORTS

Head to Shudder to check out nine short films from talented women directors! The 2020 selections of Etheria Film Festival explore a variety of issues

[SXSW Review] BASIC

“Basic” is a loosely-applied term for someone who is mainstream in an uncool way, a sheep, a follower of hollow ideals. Perhaps someone who documents

[Movie Review] SPACE

I love space flicks, new and old – Alien & sequels, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Interstellar, Arrival, and High Life, just to name a few

[Short Film Review] THE DARK ROOM

In THE DARK ROOM, a group of strangers gathers for a psychic party. While performing parlor tricks, they accidentally make contact with spirits. Soon, the

[Cinequest Movie Review] FOX HUNT DRIVE

In FOX HUNT DRIVE, while using a rideshare app called Backseat, Alison Myers spends her days driving around strangers. Some are weird. Some are annoying.

[Book Review] GATE 4: VOLUME ONE

If you’re interested in wendigos, zombies, demons, and sassy characters, consider reading GATE 4: VOLUME ONE. The collection of short episodes by author Terry M.

[Panic Fest Review] THE CLEANSING HOUR

THE CLEANSING HOUR, like many movies that focus on “current” technology, is more than a little silly. But it also packs some fun, scary, and

Author: Remy Millisky