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'It Chapter 2' - A Movie Review
If you see a red balloon floating aimlessly around, chances are that Pennywise, the dancing clown, is creeping up behind you.
By Marielle Sabbag6 years ago in Horror
'IT Chapter Two': In-Depth Analysis
Having watched the original IT, the second chapter really surprised me. The first chapter I felt was very repetitive, as scenes of each character were always stretched. But the second chapter was three hours long, and through its course, I was consistently attentive because the story was great. Here I will explain each element in the second chapter that made it such a great movie in relation to the first.
By Bob 6 years ago in Horror
Payne of the Bites (Pt. 3)
"A lab assistant and her boss finally stop walking back and forth from deep beneath to celebrate their latest scientific discovery." They were about to hang up the phone with the Umbrella Corporation, a bio-warfare firm, when the request to begin testing on the new specimen itself arrived. The bio-specimens that the subterranean lab had been working on consistently began to evolve into John Wick, the heir to the Legendary Hitman Agent 47 and the Baba Yaga himself.
By LUiS Wrote THiS UNiVERSE6 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'The Exorcist III' (1990)
I recently read a review that stated The Exorcist III (X-3) is finally getting the appreciation it deserves. That's an understatement. X-3 was thrown into the category cult classic as the only people who saw it were hardcore fans of the original (X-1). These are the people who suffered through the absolute fucking travesty that was the second exorcist (X-2). They stuck by and believed in the franchise and forced friends to watch X-3 over the years. My introduction was the same. "HAVE YOU SEEN X-3?!?" "THERE'S A 3RD ONE?!?" We were actually screaming, no lie.
By Reed Alexander6 years ago in Horror
'It: Chapter Two' Is an Enjoyable Horror Movie That Matches Its Predecessor in Quality
How am I just realizing this is the second movie this year to star both James McCoy and Jessica Chastain? Maybe it’s because the first movie was Dark Phoenix, and no one cared about that movie.
By Jonathan Sim6 years ago in Horror
'It: Chapter Two' Movie Review
It: Chapter Two picks up 27 years after the first film left off (with intermittent flashbacks thrown in). When Pennywise the Clown (Bill Skarsgård) resurfaces after a twenty seven-year sleep, Mike Hanlon (Isaiah Mustafa), who chose to remain in their hometown of Derry, must reunite the Losers Club: Bill (James Macavoy), Richie (Bill Hader), Eddie (James Ransone), Ben (Jay Ryan), Stanley (Andy Bean), and Beverly (Jessica Chastain). Together, they’ll have to finish what they started all those years ago to defeat Pennywise for good.
By Will Lasley6 years ago in Horror
'Ma' - A Movie Review
You’re cordially invited to a party at Ma’s house. Whatever you do, don’t go upstairs. Ma is a 2019 thriller directed by Tate Taylor about a grown woman letting high schoolers use her basement to drink and have wild parties. Just when they think that Ma is the coolest person in the world, there is something very wrong with her.
By Marielle Sabbag6 years ago in Horror
This Is Halloween!
September hit and now all of the leaves are turning into their colors of orange, gold, red, and yellow. This means that Halloween is just around the corner. The easiest costumes to make are usually with makeup. Simple costumes are usually the cheaper and faster option for Halloween. So, here is a list of easy DIY Halloween costumes.
By Ada Zuba6 years ago in Horror
Shadows in the Glade
The sun began to rise and melt away the mist that hung over the pine needle covered ground. The growing light slowly brought life to the forest and illuminated the lone soul laying there, next to a smoldering fire. He slowly woke, rubbing life back into his cold stiff muscles. With fists to his eyes he slowly stood up and began to look around. Nothing looked familiar, he was lost. He cursed his blood lust and his foolish pursuit of his fleeing enemy. When he had led his band of Osage warriors against the Missouri, it was his men that broke the stalemate and chased them back across the Great River and further north into his enemies territory. Now, here he was, in the land of his enemy, lost and alone, with only his flint knife for protection.
By Eddie Loud6 years ago in Horror
Baby Bridge
Bridges are an ominous, especially at night. Your walking home at night and you cross a heavily fogged bridge and then you hear it. It starts out soft at first, but soon it builds and you can clearly hear a baby’s cry.
By V-Ink Stories6 years ago in Horror
In the Storm
Since I could remember, my mother and grandmother always spoke of our ancestors. One of my earliest memories is getting put to bed and hearing their wild bedtime stories, each one getting more detailed than the last. I believed them for a long time until I got older. I don't remember much now; they quit telling me the stories after I went off to junior High.
By Alicia Coon6 years ago in Horror
Growing up Haunted
A lot of people talk about going ghost hunting. Some people even talk about seeing ghosts. With all the shows on television about them and the supernatural, everyone seems to be an expert on what's real and what's overdone, or clearly just staged. I would like to tell you a story today. Not made up or exaggerated. This is a factual story about the home I grew up in and what happened while I lived there. Nothing is being exaggerated or added. This was my earliest memories up until the time I was 18 and moved away from this house. Ghosts and the supernatural shouldn't be taken lightly. It is nothing to mess around with, and it can be very dangerous.
By Amber Teel6 years ago in Horror