As the family are drawn into generations-old secrets surrounding the key and others like it-keys that unlock the soul from the body, that unlock buried memories, that unlock ghosts-they also discover there may be more to their patriarch's death than they thought. While the rest of the Lockes try to settle into their new lives, youngest son Bode instead finds a strange key, one that can open up doors to anywhere.
When Rendell Locke is killed, his wife Nina and children Tyler, Kinsey, and Bode relocate from Seattle to the family homestead of Keyhouse in Massachusetts. Dynamically animated by Studio Trigger-the Japanese studio behind anime masterworks Kill la Kill and BNA: Brand New Animal- Edgerunners is an exquisite exploration of corruption and desperation, trust and betrayal, and accessible to audiences whether you're a hardcore fan of the game or your only experience with 'cyberpunk' is watching Blade Runner once. Unlike Breaking Bad though, David has the benefit of an advanced cybernetic implant that grants him bursts of superhuman strength and speed, and with the aid of Lucy, a netrunner living on the outskirts of society, he begins rising through the ranks of the criminal underworld. Almost like an animated Breaking Bad, Edgerunners follows an enterprising teenaged named David Martinez, whose promising life in the futuristic, corporate-controlled Night City collapses after his mother dies in a random act of violence. While the core Cyberpunk 2077 game from developer CD Projekt Red divided audiences when it launched in 2020, this adaptation instead strikes gold on its first try. And with Michelle Gomez at her scene-stealing best as the gloriously vampy Madame Satan throughout the show, it's perfect for a Halloween marathon. It's never less than thoroughly entertaining popcorn horror, though.
Frequently unsettling, it's the closest to true horror the show comes, while later seasons up the camp factor and delve into schlocky territory, with warring witch clans, mystic doppelgängers, and an extremely meta fourth season that manages to fit in cameos from the 1990s Sabrina the Teenage Witch sitcom. With four seasons to its run, It's the first season that most lives up to the "chilling" moniker, diving deep into Satanic imagery and lore, and exploring themes of determinism and inevitability as Sabrina weighs whether to sign her name-and soul-in the Book of the Beast. With its graphic, visceral nature, it’s absolutely not for the squeamish or faint-hearted, but Brand New Cherry Flavor is a perfect dose of terror for Halloween.Īdapted from the horror comic of the same name-itself a disturbingly dark reimagining of the light-hearted Archie Comics character- Chilling Adventures of Sabrina sees Kiernan Shipka as half-human, half-witch teenager Sabrina Spellman, caught between the mortal and supernatural worlds as she navigates her dual heritage. A dark satire on Tinseltown and the terrible deals people find themselves forced to make, this eight-episode show gleefully channels Cronenbergesque visual grotesquery as it charts Nova’s descent into the twisted depths of LA’s underworld-in both senses of the word. It’s actually one of the milder moments of body horror in this ‘90s Hollywood-set tale of supernatural revenge, media exploitation, and trauma from the twisted minds of Channel Zero creator Nick Antosca and Lenore Zion. To be clear, that’s not small felines themselves puking-rather, almost every episode sees aspiring film director Lisa Nova ( Alita: Battle Angel ’s Rosa Salazar) barfing up an actual baby cat, which is subsequently consumed by a witch. There’s a lot of kitten vomiting in this limited horror series. This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.
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