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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.
The Haunting of Blackwood Manor. Content Warning.
The wind howled through the skeletal trees as Emily stood before the imposing gates of Blackwood Manor. She shivered, her breath hanging in the frigid air. The rumors she had heard about this place filled her mind with equal parts curiosity and dread. Tonight, she would discover the truth.
By AshDream_Story3 years ago in Horror
The Enigmatic Locket. Content Warning.
In the small, quaint town of Crestwood, nestled amidst rolling hills and a dense forest, a mysterious legend captivated the imaginations of its residents. The tale spoke of an enigmatic locket, said to possess unimaginable powers. It was rumored to grant the deepest desires of those who possessed it, but at a great cost.
By SATYAJIT DAS3 years ago in Horror
Horror Cult Classic The Gate
Oh boy, let me tell you about the cinematic masterpiece known as "The Gate." This film takes you on a whirlwind adventure into the supernatural world of backyard mischief and awkward puberty. When a couple of curious kids stumble upon a mysterious hole in their yard, they unwittingly unleash a horde of pesky demons and an army of evil lawn gnomes. Yes, you heard that right—lawn gnomes! If that doesn't scream "epic movie," I don't know what does. Now, as a responsible adult, I must say that if I found a hole in my yard, my first instinct would not be to investigate further. But hey, these kids have a thirst for adventure that I can only admire.
By Destini Geyer3 years ago in Horror
Horror Classic Movie "The Craft"
“The Craft: Weaving Magic, Friendship, and Some Seriously Wicked Style” The Craft is a supernatural cult classic that casts a spell on its audience with a unique blend of horror, teenage angst, and a dash of ‘90s fashion that can only be described as “goth chic”. This film follows a group of high school misfits who stumble upon the mystical world of witchcraft, which leads them down a path of power, friendship, and unforeseen consequences.
By Destini Geyer3 years ago in Horror
Horror Classics: Dracula's Daughter (1936)
To say that 1931's Dracula was influential would be an understatement of note. There are still films being made about him and bearing his name in their titles. With that in mind, I thought we'd take a look at the first sequel to the 1931 film - Dracula's Daughter.
By Greg Seebregts3 years ago in Horror
Prey for the Devi Movie Review
Once upon a time, a familiar narrative unfolded - a representative of the Catholic church embarks on a profound internal struggle to rescue the tormented soul of a possessed child. Prey for the Devil endeavors to rejuvenate this age-old tale by introducing a promising female exorcist, but unfortunately falls short of delivering a cohesive and chilling narrative that transcends the realm of clichéd possession horror tropes.
By M. K. Anandan3 years ago in Horror
"Reverberations of Haziness". Content Warning.
Section 1: The Vile Legacy In the peaceful town of Ashwood, settled among old timberlands, stood the premonition Ashwood Estate. A once-fantastic manor, it had for quite some time been deserted, left to rot in the progression of time. Legends murmured of the family revile that tormented its inhabitants for ages. Also, presently, as the last relative, Amelia Ashwood, got back to guarantee her legacy, she was going to uncover the dim privileged insights that lay inside.
By Anime Terra3 years ago in Horror
"Smile" Movie Review
As we reflect on the horror genre of the 2010s, we recognize its association with trauma metaphors, akin to how the '80s are synonymous with slasher films. Paramount's new wide-release horror movie, "Smile," fits seamlessly into this trend, carrying forward the theme of PTSD-induced terror. What sets this film apart is the monster itself, which is not merely a metaphor but a literal entity that feeds on and spreads through trauma, although the movie remains intentionally ambiguous about its true nature.
By M. K. Anandan3 years ago in Horror
The Chalk Line (Jaula)
In this review of "The Chalk Line" (Jaula), a Spanish film distributed by Netflix and directed by Ignacio Tatay, we discover that even in this genre, there are hidden gems to be found. Tatay's thriller follows a somewhat familiar premise but manages to build tension effectively, immersing the audience in a crescendo of anxiety. Drawing inspiration from the psychological thriller genre, the film evokes shades of previous notable works from the Iberian Peninsula, most notably Juan Antonio Bayona's "The Orphanage," albeit without the supernatural elements. Like its predecessor, "The Chalk Line" intrigues with an enticing premise, unexpected twists, and a captivating lead performance.
By M. K. Anandan3 years ago in Horror
Black Mirror Season 6
In a world where technology has become an integral part of our lives, Black Mirror continues to captivate audiences with its chilling and thought-provoking tales. With the highly anticipated release of Black Mirror Season 6, fans eagerly buckle up for another mind-bending ride into the depths of dystopian futures and dark realities. This anthology series, created by Charlie Brooker, delves into the potential consequences and moral dilemmas of our technological advancements. In this article, we will embark on a journey through Black Mirror Season 6, exploring its unforgettable episodes, thematic nuances, and its ever-relevant social commentaries.
By Nana Osei Agyemang3 years ago in Horror
WALKING DEAD
Start writing...hi"The Walking Dead" is not a single movie, but rather a television series that has been running since 2010. It is based on a comic book series by the same name and follows a group of survivors in a post-apocalyptic world overrun by zombies, or "walkers" as they are called in the show.
By Rahul Verma3 years ago in Horror
