Here's why Eve's Bayou is a low-key horror classic.

One of the biggest selling points of Disneyland's best restaurant is gone, for now.

Writer/Director/Star Justin Chon joins ReelBlend.

Writer, director, and star Justin Chon's Blue Bayou cast is gold.

In Alicia Vikander's defense, it's easy to see why the Blue Bayou scene was so intense to shoot.

It’s been downright thrilling to see the Twilight stars’ careers loosen up and expand after their stints in the culturally all-encompassing YA adaptations. Robert Pattinson is in every arthouse genre picture, Kristen Stewart looks badass in the new Charlie’s Angels, and Justin Chon (who played nerdy Eric Yorkie in the Twilight films) is fast becoming an acclaimed writer/director/actor. Chon’s first three directed feature films — Man Up, Gook, and Ms. Purple — have all played to ecstatic reviews, and show the types of stories we don’t see in Hollywood enough. Now, Chon’s ready for …

Hunt: Showdown wants so desperately to be its own new thing that it didn't seem to consider that what it is... isn't particularly fun.

Say what you will about DC Universe, but original series-wise the still-young streaming service is on the same trajectory as Superman himself: Up, up, and a-way better than Titans. That first series had its fans and certainly improved as it went along, but suffice it to say, it wasn't my cup of tea. Then came Doom Patrol, which started out solid as Brendan Fraser's bare backside and gradually became one of the most wonderfully absurd delights on all of television. That put a lot of pressure on the big mossy shoulders of original series #3, …

Rumors of Swamp Thing's demise seem to be at least slightly exaggerated. Despite reports that production has shut down in North Carolina, the DC Universe series' marketing is plugging right along, first releasing a teaser, and now a full-length trailer. And hesitations aside, it actually looks pretty darn cool. With James Wan's name attached as producer and IT writer Gary Dauberman leading the show the horror influences aren't exactly surprising. (Plus, you know, Swamp Thing is a giant green moss monster.) But this trailer dives deep into some unnerving places, with a sentient string of vines …