Here After Review | An Emotional Catholic Horror Drama That Fully Commits

I’ve always been fascinated by Roger Ebert’s review of a usually derided film, Paul Schrader’s Dominion: Prequel to The Exorcist (recut into the inferior The Exorcist: The Beginning for mainstream audiences). It’s strange to see such a lauded writer (Taxi Driver) and director (American Gigolo) take on the fifth entry in a horror franchise, but Schrader made the best Exorcist film since the original for a simple reason that Ebert nails. The critic says his film, “Does something risky and daring in this time of jaded horror movies: It takes evil seriously.” Dominion comes to mind after seeing the new horror drama Here After, and for good reason.

Machine Yearning releases on Android and iOS, allowing you to do a robot’s job

Recently, Tiny Little Keys unveiled their first game, Machine Yearning, a delightful puzzle game now available on Android and iOS devices. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to manage an automated warehouse like Amazon’s, this game offers a unique perspective. It presents engaging challenges that involve connecting words and shapes in creative ways.