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Don't Read Alone PART-2
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By Vivekkumar3 years ago in Horror
Jesús Franco's "Count Dracula"
I watched Jesús Franco's paint-by-numbers Count Dracula this afternoon. It's strictly a lean and mean version of the old gothic chestnut, with no frills attached and a stark and almost stiff retelling of the old tale. It makes the plot, which is so familiar by now it must be a part of the collective unconscious, effortless to follow.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
Unraveling the Mystery of Cattle Mutilations and UFOs
Unraveling the Mystery of Cattle Mutilations and UFOs: A Journey into Animal Welfare and Extraterrestrial Phenomena It's safe to say that most human beings share a positive relationship with animals. For some, especially pet owners, caring for animals and wildlife is paramount and ingrained from an early age. Animals are not solely used for work, hunting, or food production. Thanks to Animal Welfare Charities and institutions like WWF, as well as the efforts of documentarians like David Attenborough, we have come to value and appreciate the bond between humans and animals.
By San 3 years ago in Horror
In the land
*CHAPTER 1* In a dark and deserted house that stood in the wilderness, legends have long circulated about a mysterious creature called the Shadow. According to local accounts, the Shadow was the ghost of the deceased homeowner who lay in his guts. The inhabitants of the surrounding villages avoided the place like fire, and the young people laughed at the stories of the elders.
By Apollo3 years ago in Horror
Shadows of the Manor
Chapter 1: The Legend In the heart of a sleepy town, there stood a majestic Victorian manor that had stood for centuries. Locals whispered tales of tragedy and mystery surrounding the imposing estate. It was said that the original owner, Sir William Hartford, had lost his wife and young daughter under mysterious circumstances, and their spirits were said to still wander the halls, seeking peace.
By George Nikola3 years ago in Horror
The Housekeeper's Haunting: Unearthly Echoes. Content Warning.
As the rain pelted against the windows of my old mansion, I couldn't shake the feeling that something sinister was lurking within the walls. The previous owner, Mr. Johnson, had warned me about the housekeeper who once served the estate, but I dismissed it as mere superstition. Little did I know that the horrors I was about to encounter were far beyond my wildest imagination.
By Judith Akabs3 years ago in Horror
Flight 113. Content Warning.
High above the dense forest, Flight 113 began its descent into the ominous night. The passengers were uneasy, a sense of foreboding lingering in the air. As the aircraft entered the thick mist, the engines sputtered, and panic spread through the cabin. Before anyone could react, the plane plummeted, crashing deep into the heart of the sinister forest.
By Judith Akabs3 years ago in Horror
Zombies And The Evolution Of Horror
art wr In the quiet town of Serenity Oaks, life was once peaceful and idyllic. Children played in the streets, and the aroma of freshly baked pies wafted through the air. But that tranquility was soon shattered when an enigmatic virus began to spread, turning the innocent townsfolk into mindless, flesh-hungry creatures: zombies.
By Opeyemi Rasheed Aremu 3 years ago in Horror
The Turkey Bowl
The Bat (1959) Maybe I should have called this the "Toilet Bowl" instead. Two or three barnyard atrocities have plagued my viewing pleasure lately. The first to come under my undeniably masterful cinematic scrutiny is the wretched 1959 Vincent Price film The Bat, which is in the public domain so would get me a copyright strike if I tried to upload it to YouTube. I guess you can call it a Vincent Price film as he's the most famous cat in it besides Agnes Moorehead (who twitch-nosed her way as Elizabeth Montgomery's cantankerous old broomstick-riding momma in the television chestnut "Bewitched"), who spends a lot of her time here with her arm extended behind her and pointing at staircases. The film is based on a play that was based on a novel and all of them were by Mary Roberts Rinehart and it all started with 1908's The Circular Staircase and then the play The Bat (1920), and then a 1926 silent adaptation by Roland West, the husband of Thelma Todd. (Todd, by the way, ended up dead in an automobile after Groucho Marx famously told her she'd have to "sleep in the garage all night" in the movie Monkey Business (1931), which is undoubtedly far superior to this movie.)
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
Talk to Me Horror Movie:
Dive into the spine-chilling world of "Talk to Me Horror Movie." Experience the fear, excitement, and thrills as you explore this unique subgenre of horror. Uncover the secrets and horrors that await within the conversations of these films.
By Cindy Williams3 years ago in Horror
Cry of the Werewolf
Cry of the Werewolf is a surprisingly atmospheric old horror film whose chief drawback is the fact that, unlike Lon Chaney Jr., actress Nina Foch doesn't go about with yak hair glued all over her face. Instead, she transforms (this is shown only in shadow) into a literal wolf, not a wolf-human hybrid horror. Strike number one.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
Whispers of the Bhairavi-A Terrifying Encounter in India's Haunted Mansion and The Haunted Castle of Romania
INTO THE STORY:Once upon a moonlit night in a remote village of India, whispers of a chilling legend echoed through the shadows. The tale spoke of a malevolent spirit, known as the "Bhairavi," said to roam the dark alleys seeking vengeance for a long-forgotten tragedy.
By Edwin Kingsly3 years ago in Horror