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The 24+ Best Anime Movies from the ’90s
TV & film expert Danbo breaks down the best 90s anime movies and what makes them so specialThe 1990s gave us a lot of classic anime films that have withstood the test of time. No matter what the genre, these movies have ...
The Scariest Levels of the Backrooms & How to Escape
An in-depth look at the levels below the yellow office spaceThe ''Backrooms'' film introduced a lot of the world to the first level of the Backrooms, but you may not know that there are actually hundreds (if not thousand...
What is The Lifeform Monster in the Backrooms?
Learn about the mysterious mold-based monster haunting the BackroomsThe Backrooms are an eerie liminal space—but they’re certainly not empty. Creepy entities lurk the halls and rooms, constantly on the prowl for new ...
The Best Rainy Day Movies For Whatever Mood You’re In
Including kid- and family-friendly films for rainy daysPicture yourself all curled up with soft blankets, a mug of tea, and rain pattering outside your window. All that’s missing is the ''perfect'' rainy day movie—bu...
How to Become a Film Buff: Appreciate Cinema Like a Pro
TV & film expert Danbo explains what a film buff is & how to pick which movies to watchFrom Hollywood classics to obscure cult films, the world of cinema can be fascinating. Having extensive film knowledge can help you b...
