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Do You Want to Know if Someone Has Died in Your House?
Are you getting ready to move, perhaps it is your first ever purchase of a house, or you are renting for the first time all on your own. Is there a few things you want to know about your new dwellings, and maybe are, or were, too afraid to ask? Most people when looking into a new place to live research the obvious; neighborhood, neighbors, surrounding businesses, they say location is everything, but is it really?
By Kenna Rae7 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Radius' (2017)
Here's the thing about this movie. There was a lot to hate about it, but a lot to love about it. It really felt like a ton of the plot was forced. I'm not sure if I can call it Deus Ex Machina, but there were definitely some corners the director or writer wrote themselves into and had to force their way out.
By Reed Alexander7 years ago in Horror
Why, Where, and How of Hauntings
I may not know everything about the paranormal world, but I can pass on my knowledge. In this post I want to talk about times and places where you are more likely to experience paranormal activity. I will also tell you why spirits come around.
By Lena Bailey7 years ago in Horror
Six Places Where Reality Feels Altered
Have you ever felt uneasy or out of place, filled with a feeling that’s almost indescribable? Here are “Six Places Where Reality Feels Altered”.
By J.Y.L7 years ago in Horror
With My Last Breath
*Chapter 1* Nothing feels the same after you’ve lost the person you loved the most... Nothing on Earth could ever take away the pain or even come close to making you feel slightly better... I guess I’m in between the phases of denial and acceptance after everything. I mean, after hearing your father get murdered while you can only stand there helpless, it’s going to mess with you pretty badly... I wish I could go so far as to say that things eventually got better, but it didn’t. The only thing that changed was my mom getting married to a guy named Axel a month after everything happened.
By Lily Evans7 years ago in Horror
'Gerald's Game' - A Review (Netflix)
A middle-aged couple, Jessie and Gerald Burlingame (Carla Gugino and Bruce Greenwood) goes to a remote lake house to try and spice up their marriage. As they drive, Gerald nearly hits a stray, hungry dog on the path to the house. Gerald has brought handcuffs and takes a Viagra tablet, planning for a kinky night of rough passion. As he starts to play, Jessie becomes uncomfortable and demands he let her out of the cuffs.
By Q-ell Betton7 years ago in Horror
The Best Horror Writers of All Time
Who Are the Best Horror Writers? Most fans of horror writing would agree that one of the best horror authors of all time is Stephen King. King has written more than 58 full novels and hundreds of short stories that have enjoyed for decades, ever since his first published novel, Carrie, arrived on the scene in 1973. Despite being his fourth actual novel, it was the first one put out by a significant publisher and received high marks from critics and readers. King has won countless awards and prizes for his writing. He is often called the “King of Horror.” Several of his novels have been turned into big-screen hits, as well.
By Donald Jefferson7 years ago in Horror
'He's Out There' - Review (Netflix)
Laura (Yvonne Strahovski), along with her daughters, Kayla and Maddie (real-life sisters Anna and Abigail Priowsky) are going to stay at a lake house, getting away from the city for the weekend. Her husband, Shawn (Justin Bruening) is delayed, and promises to meet them later that night. The three ladies go ahead.
By Q-ell Betton7 years ago in Horror
Five Warren Hauntings That Should Be Made into a Conjuring Movie
Ed Warren and the recently deceased Lorraine Warren are some of the most famous paranormal investigators to ever walk the earth. Their cases have become major motion pictures, thanks to the director James Wan. In the first two movies, the Enfield Poltergeist and the Perron Family Haunting have been played out on the screen. In 2020, The Conjuring 3 will be released, leading some to question which case will be taken on. In this list, there are five cases that should really be played out in a full-length movie.
By Amanda S7 years ago in Horror
The 2000s Movie Project: 'Scream 3'
The third entry in The 2000s Movie Project was the first blockbuster of this young century Scream 3. I won't lie to you, when it was released on February 11, 2000, I was a Scream 3 apologist. I defended the movie even as the critical consensus was dire. Naturally, I never revisited the movie again so as to preserve my opinion. Watching it again, from a more mature perspective, it's not that I was wrong, it's that I did not yet know how to determine how wrong I was.
By Sean Patrick7 years ago in Horror
3 Scary Stories
Call My Name At about three AM in the morning, I decide to get up and go fix myself a late-night snack, but as I walk passed the bathroom, I hear a soft voice calling my name, I just ignored it. I thought Maybe I was hearing stuff, so I continue walking towards the kitchen, as I’m making myself a sandwich. I hear the same voice call my name again, so now I’m getting freaked being that I live alone, so I try to watch YouTube on my phone while I eat my sandwich hoping I don’t hear that same noise again. So an hour later I finish my sandwich, and head over to my bedroom, and as I’m walking past the bathroom, I hear the same noise, so I decided to be bold and investigate the noise. I walked in the bathroom but no was in there I checked in the shower, behind the door, and even in the medicine cabinet but still nothing, so I decided to go back to bed so after an hour of sleep I wake up from the same noise calling my name, so I looked up and peeked into the bathroom, and saw my mom staring at me... my mom has been dead for ten years.
By Kycel Cromwell7 years ago in Horror
The (Old) New Flesh
Film critic the late Roger Ebert once famously quipped that the colors of the movie Videodrome were mostly "those of dried blood." That was perhaps overstating things, but not by much. It is, at any rate, one of those lines that has stayed with me since I first read it in an annual anthology of Ebert's reviews as a child, maybe more than thirty years ago.
By Tom Baker7 years ago in Horror