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Movie reviews for horror fans; from gruesome bone-chillers to dark horror thrillers, a showcase for frightful films that seek to entertain and to terrify.

Reverberations of the Failed-to-Remember Spirits
In the core of a forsaken town, where shadows hit the dance floor with the breeze and murmurs waited in the air like phantoms of the past, there stood a burial ground. Its entryways, fashioned iron and rusted with age, squeaked open hesitantly as though reluctant to invite any spirit inside.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
Horror Classics: Daughters of Darkness
This one is...weird. Welcome back to the Horror Classics series everyone! For this instalment we'll be looking at 1971's Daughters of Darkness. Buckle up guys and gals, it's a long and weird ride ahead.
By Greg Seebregts2 years ago in Horror
The Murmuring Walls
Introduction: whose once-fabulous façade now endures and wears, bearing the scars of disregard and time. The shelter, covered in secret and fear, cast a long shadow over the local area; its dim history murmured among locals like a spooky mystery.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
"Echoes of the Forgotten"
In the modest community of Ravenswood, settled profoundly inside the timberland, there stood an old, weather-beaten house. Its climate-beaten walls bore the scars of time, and its windows, similar to discharge attachments, gazed into the night with a spooky void. Legend murmured of a revile that tormented the chateau, a revile that had driven its occupants to franticness and hopelessness.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
The Beginning: Delving into Darkness
Our story begins in the core of a curious, yet premonition, town settled in the midst of thick backwoods and repeating slopes. Here, in the midst of the murmurs of old trees, stood a neglected house, its windows like empty eyes looking into the spirits of bystanders. Our hero, Emily, an inquisitive soul with a propensity for the obscure, thought for even a moment to wander where others shuddered to step. As she moved toward the transcending building, a feeling of disquiet settled over her like a weighty shroud, however her interest consumed more brilliant than her trepidation.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
The Gates of Hell (a.k.a. City of the Living Dead)
The Gates of Hell is a 1980 Italian cheapo horror flick with zombies and gore. I'm not certain you'd call it "Giallo" but everyone and his little brother likes to throw around that term, so I'm going to do the same here. it was directed by Lucio "The Beyond" Fulci, a good Italian director from ages past but a rather bad child advocate who filmed a scene wherein he threw live chickens at Wil "Wesley Crusher" Wheaton's little sister during the single scene he filmed for David Keith's wretched H.P. Lovecraft "adaptation" The Curse (1987), about which Wil has written a horrific blog post alleging abuse and maltreatment of various shades by the Italian crew and the American actor and director, Keith (we say allegedly, as nothing can be definitively proved). We've written about that post in an article we never finished; oh, but we'll get to it, trust us.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'Sting' Starring a Giant Alien Spider
Sting (2024) Directed by Kiah Roache-Turner Written by Kiah Roache-Turner Starring Alyla Brown, Ryan Corr, Jermaine Fowler
By Sean Patrick2 years ago in Horror
The Vault of Horror
The Vault of Horror is an old Amicus horror film, a British cinematic adaptation of various EC comics stories from the 1950s. It has a few familiar faces, including Tom "Dr. Who" Baker, and Terry-Thomas, the famous British character actor, and it's generally very entertaining, although it was pretty much panned during the era of its initial release.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Horror
American Horror Story Season 11. Content Warning.
Table of Contents: Introduction Setting the Stage: What to Expect in Season 11 Unraveling the Plot: Themes and Storylines
By Bilal Ansari2 years ago in Horror
Campfire Horror 5. Content Warning.
He wasn't much of a talker. Usually, he would only mumble a simple "Hi Ashley" His voice was barely audible above a whisper. However, his gaze would linger on Ashley for too long, almost like a moth drawn to the light. He never gave her a malicious look but a shy admiration.
By Svilleg62 years ago in Horror
Horror in the 90s: 'Leprechaun 2'
Leprechaun 2 (1994) Directed by Rodman Flender Written by Turi Meyer, Al Septien Starring Warwick Davis, Tony Cox, Charlie Heath, Shevonne Durkin, Sandy Baron
By Sean Patrick2 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Friday the 13th' the franchise.. Content Warning.
I'm gonna defend this fucking movie... Yes, this franchise eventually gave us Jason in Space (2002). But it's an old-fashioned slasher flick that really is underappreciated for what it was. Because the first in the series was actually well thought out, and even pretty solid by modern horror standards.
By Reed Alexander2 years ago in Horror