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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.

10 Little-Known Horror Films About Isolation
Isolation is a fascinanting theme in horror films, tapping into deep-seated fears of vulnerability, loss of identity, and the unknown. Here are ten lesser-known horror films that explore isolation and why they can be particularly disturbing to viewers.
By Ninfa Galeano3 months ago in Horror
The Entity is One of the Most Disturbing and Terrifying Horror Movies Ever Made. Top Story - October 2025.
I had constantly been told by my family members that The Entity is one of the best horror films, and that I would love this film. It's one of those obscure horror movies that is pretty hard to find through streaming services or even to be able to purchase online.
By Emy Quinn3 months ago in Horror
Welcome to Derry Review and Cast
The terrifying town of Derry, Maine, is back on television with the new HBO prequel series, "Welcome to Derry." The show is set in 1962 and provides information on the origins of the clown known as Pennywise. The series is a chilling and visually impressive journey. In addition to its traditional horror elements, the series also effectively addresses many of the real-world issues of the early 1960s.
By Michael Joseph3 months ago in Horror
10 horror movies to get you into the Halloween spirit. AI-Generated.
As Halloween approaches, the perfect way to get into the spooky spirit is by watching some classic horror films. Here are ten movies that not only embody the essence of Halloween but also offer unique elements that make them special.
By Ninfa Galeano3 months ago in Horror
Homicidal
Homicidal (1961), along with Psycho (1960), and—God help us—Ed Wood’s Glen or Glenda (1953) [1], expose the societal prohibitions of the era regarding gender-bending, transvestism, and the basic flaunting of societal conventions, especially as it relates to identifiable sex roles and how a person identifies, gender-wise. We have the same debate raging today, the same sense of taboo and the same prejudices played out on a much more open and more furious scale—also with a greater sense of understanding and acceptance. William Castle, the famed provocateur and impresario who shocked the heinies of Eisenhower-era America by wiring their theater seats for The Tingler (starring the always incredible horror thespian par excellence Vincent Price), here delivers a passable little thriller readymade to ride the coattails of the box-office success enjoyed by Psycho, which had the cross-dressing Norman, who imitated a woman for a reason entirely unrelated to actual transvestism.
By Tom Baker3 months ago in Horror
Tokyo Gore Police is Pure Body Horror Insanity that Left Me Disgusted
I watched Tokyo Gore Police for the first time last night, and it was one of my most anticipated movies of this year. Now…I'm not so sure how to feel.
By Emy Quinn3 months ago in Horror
Final Queens: Sidney Prescott. Top Story - October 2025.
“Between the movie and the book, people know the truth. Let’s get on with our lives, there’s been enough exposure. Why would you want anymore?” -Sidney Prescott.
By Joe Patterson3 months ago in Horror
Hellraiser Movies: From Worst to Best. AI-Generated.
The Hellraiser series, created by Clive Barker, has had a tumultuous journey through the horror genre, with varying degrees of success across its eleven films. Below is a ranking from worst to best, along with insights into why each film has been successful or not.
By Ninfa Galeano3 months ago in Horror
What Horror Movies Have I Not Seen in 2025?
I feel that I am so behind on horror movies for this year. I have been so busy with life this year, and it's been tough to make time for some great horror that I'm honestly so disappointed I didn't get to watch on the big screen.
By Emy Quinn3 months ago in Horror
Shadows of the Black Cat. AI-Generated.
# The Black Cat In the dim, fog-shrouded streets of Eldridge Hollow, where the gas lamps flickered like dying stars, lived Elias Crowe. He was a man of middling years, a bookseller by trade, whose shop on Marrow Lane was a repository of forgotten tomes and whispered secrets. Elias had no family, no friends to speak of—only the shadows that clung to his walls and the relentless patter of rain against his warped windowpanes. But he had Mortimer, his black cat.
By Ayub khan3 months ago in Horror
The Mirror Room. AI-Generated.
The first time Evelyn saw the room, she thought it was a trick of the light. A thin slit of silver in the far end of the hallway, where no door had ever been before.
By shakir hamid3 months ago in Horror
Presence - A Movie Review
Do you feel like something’s watching you? Presence is a 2024 thriller. A family moves into a new house in the suburbs. Each member feels like they’re being watched. This presence grows stronger and stronger, and mysterious things happen.
By Marielle Sabbag3 months ago in Horror