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From Hitchcock to Stephen King, a roundup of the who's who in horror; all about celebrities flaunting their loudest screams and most nightmarish scenes.

Murmurs in the Haze
**Title: Murmurs in the Fog** The night draped weighty over the little seaside town of Havenbrook. The fog came in from the ocean, twisting like spooky fingers around the light posts and the old Victorian houses that lined the cobbled roads. It was a calm evening, save for an intermittent cry of a far off seagull or the delicate lap of waves against the rough shore. Be that as it may, something different waited in the air — something cold, something… disrupted.
By MD. Sultan Mahmudabout a year ago in Horror
Speak No Evil (2024) Delivers Tension and Horror
We need to escape from these bizarre people - they have deadly intentions. Speak No Evil is a 2024 adaptation of the 2022 Danish film. The Daltons are invited to spend a weekend with a family they met over their vacation. From the moment they arrive, the family’s behavior is unsettling, with their stories and history not matching up. The Daltons have several opportunities to leave but find themselves trapped.
By Marielle Sabbagabout a year ago in Horror
The Dark Reality of Drug Abuse:
**The Dark Reality of Drug Abuse: A Look at Horror Incidents and Their Consequences** The illicit drug trade has long been a source of societal turmoil, contributing to widespread addiction, crime, and a myriad of health issues. While the negative impacts of drug abuse are well-documented, the most harrowing stories are often those involving horror incidents—cases where the effects of drug abuse culminate in extreme, tragic, or disturbing outcomes. This article delves into some of these chilling incidents, providing a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of drug misuse.
By Someoneabout a year ago in Horror
10 Psychological Horror Movies to Watch This Halloween
As Halloween approaches, it's the perfect time to immerse yourself in the spine-tingling world of psychological horror. So, dim the lights, grab your favourite snacks, and watch these movies.
By mukesh jaiswarabout a year ago in Horror
Do They Celebrate Halloween in Canada?
Halloween Traditions in Canada: A Vibrant Celebration Halloween is widely celebrated in Canada, a country known for its rich multicultural heritage. On October 31st, Canadians of all ages immerse themselves in the spooky festivities, blending both North American and European influences. The origins of Halloween in Canada can be traced back to the 19th century when Irish and Scottish immigrants brought their traditional customs with them. Over the years, these traditions evolved and took on a distinctly Canadian flair, making Halloween a highly anticipated holiday for children and adults alike.
By chris wideabout a year ago in Horror
Naomi Scott Featured In New ‘Smile 2’ Official Trailer
Naomi Scott, a beloved British actress and singer, is starring in the new ‘Smile 2’ movie. She first began her acting career on Disney Channel starring in the show ‘Life Bites’. In 2011, she gained more recognition from her role in the hit musical film ‘Lemonade Mouth’. From there, she has progressed in her career by starring in multiple hit films and achieving international fame. In 2019, she starred in Disney’s live-action ‘Aladdin’. For her portrayal as Princess Jasmine, she received a Teen Choice Award for Sci-Fi/Fantasy Movie Actress.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sportsabout a year ago in Horror
** The Harvest Moon*
-- When Emily and Mark inherited the old farmhouse from Emily's estranged aunt, they thought it would be a quaint escape from their city life. Nestled on the edge of a dense forest, the house exuded rustic charm and tranquility. But as autumn descended and the harvest moon rose high, the peace they sought was replaced with a creeping dread that gnawed at the edges of their sanity.
By MD shezan Hossanabout a year ago in Horror
"Wolf": Was Laura Alden the True Villainess?
Amazing that this calendar year marks the 30th anniversary of Wolf, the underrated thriller that starred Jack Nicholson, Michelle Pfeiffer, and James Spader. I remember seeing the trailer to this as a kid, and I was awestruck over the fact that a "Wolfman" movie was coming out in my lifetime; I had already been familiar with the classic 1941 film even then. In this case, it was Nicholson's Will Randall who took on that full moon curse, though when I first watched this a few years after the theatrical release, I quickly noticed the psychological aspect of the film, which hit theaters on June 17, 1994.
By Clyde E. Dawkinsabout a year ago in Horror
The Forgotten Portrait
Sophie had always been fascinated by her grandmother's old house. It was a sprawling, creaky mansion filled with dusty furniture, forgotten trinkets, and rooms that hadn’t been opened in years. Every summer, as a child, she would explore the place, inventing stories about the mysterious objects she found, imagining the lives of the people who once lived there.
By Aayush Thapaabout a year ago in Horror
The Little Shop of Horrors
The recently deceased Roger Corman (he was older than God), the potentate, reigning high priest, and Holy Father of bad exploitation cinema, helmed this sleazoid gem, which inspired both a Broadway musical and a retro camp cult classic featuring Rick Moranis and Steve Martin, among others. I've watched it at various times in my life, so I guess I’d better write about it. The film boasts a no-star cast, with one notable exception: Jack Nicholson, in an early role, plays a sadist who loves dental pain—a role reprised in the 1986 remake by none other than Bill Murray. Nicholson’s gleeful, giddy madness is one of the most amusing aspects of this otherwise mildly entertaining film. Only mildly amusing. Nonetheless, it’s something you might want to watch more than once, though I’m not certain why.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Horror
Sweet Home: Netflix’s Gripping Horror Series Delivers Intense Thrills and Emotional Depth. AI-Generated.
Netflix’s Sweet Home is a gripping horror series that has captivated audiences with its unique blend of monster horror and deep emotional storytelling. Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, the series seamlessly blends intense scares with a rich narrative, setting itself apart in the crowded landscape of supernatural thrillers.
By harishabout a year ago in Horror
A Quiet Place: Day One – A Tense Expansion of the Silence. AI-Generated.
John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place: Day One ventures into the origins of the apocalyptic world introduced in its predecessors, delivering a fresh yet familiar take on the franchise’s signature tension and terror. As a prequel to the acclaimed A Quiet Place series, this film explores the initial outbreak of the alien invasion that reshaped humanity’s existence. Directed by Michael Sarnoski, the film builds on the established premise of a world where silence is crucial for survival, but it distinguishes itself with a new perspective and expanded narrative scope.
By harishabout a year ago in Horror