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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.
Insidious: Chapter 2 (Review)
"Insidious: Chapter 2" presents itself as a perplexing puzzle with an abundance of unnecessary pieces and a scarcity of essential ones. Nevertheless, it manages to surpass its predecessor in a few fundamental aspects. The second installment in James Wan's homage/ripoff to "Poltergeist" showcases a couple of meticulously crafted set pieces that effectively evoke fear. In a film where characters feel compelled to incessantly explain supernatural occurrences, these moments make a significant impact. Unlike its forerunner, this sequel demonstrates restraint by not excessively relying on jump scares and loud noises. Screenwriter Leigh Whannell, known for his involvement in the early "Saw" movies (although he did not script the fourth to seventh installments), infuses the "Insidious" films with his trademark audaciousness. While his ideas for "Insidious: Chapter 2" are remarkably misguided, they are also the primary reason the film manages to avoid mediocrity.
By M. K. Anandan3 years ago in Horror
The 8th Night(Movie Review)
Synopsis: In The 8th Night, a supernatural thriller, a centuries-old monster seeks to open the gateway between the human realm and Hell to unleash suffering upon mankind. Buddha once intervened, collecting the monster's eyes and sealing them away. However, in 2005, an anthropologist unearths one of the eyes, setting off a chain of events leading to the monster's return. As the once-in-a-lifetime super blood moon approaches, a dying monk entrusts a young novitiate with a sacred relic, tasking him with finding a tormented man named Park Jin-soo to defend humanity. As the monster grows stronger with each kill, a detective tries to make sense of the gruesome murders. Park and the novitiate embark on a mission to stop the demon, pursued by the detective.
By M. K. Anandan3 years ago in Horror
The Mummy (2017)
"The Mummy," Universal's ambitious launch into the "Dark Universe" franchise, has garnered its fair share of scathing reviews. As the studio attempts to revive its iconic Monsters of Filmland, critics have expressed concerns about the potential folly of this venture.
By M. K. Anandan3 years ago in Horror
Serial Killers and Crime Thrillers
Serial killers and crime thrillers have long fascinated audiences, offering a chilling exploration of the darkest corners of the human psyche. These films take us on a journey into the twisted minds of murderers, investigators, and the cat-and-mouse games that unfold. With Amazon's vast collection of thriller movies on amazon prime, viewers have access to a plethora of crime thrillers that delve into the chilling world of serial killers and the relentless pursuit of justice. In this blog post, we'll delve into the allure of these dark tales available on Amazon and highlight some notable titles that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
By Shubham Manral3 years ago in Horror
Renfield Movie Review
Nicolas Cage as Dracula is exactly as delightfully, deliriously over-the-top as you’d want him to be in “Renfield.” After decades of metaphorically chewing the scenery, Cage gets to sink his teeth in quite literally as the preening Prince of Darkness. His wild-eyed delivery is full of startling outbursts and unexpected inflection, with sprinklings of charm to keep us off-guard. It’s a natural evolution 35 years after “Vampire’s Kiss,” as he’s now fully wallowing in this mythological monster’s unquenchable thirst.
By M. K. Anandan3 years ago in Horror
Viking Wolf
Viking Wolf, Norway's inaugural werewolf film, lives up to its promises. This recent addition to Netflix's collection delivers on its premise, offering a thrilling tale of a savage lycanthrope prowling a quaint Norwegian town. However, director Stig Svendsen takes a departure from the conventional origins found in such stories, opting to adapt the werewolf myth to better suit the Scandinavian backdrop. The result is a distinctive yet imperfect addition to the genre.
By M. K. Anandan3 years ago in Horror
Is he in my room?
Click to see the story video In the forgotten corners of a dilapidated village, hidden away from prying eyes, lay a desolate house. Within this house, a little girl named Emily resided, her innocence a stark contrast to the malevolent secrets that lay dormant in her room.
By h003ain 101X income3 years ago in Horror
Train to Busan
Start writing...hi"Train to Busan" is a 2016 South Korean zombie apocalypse thriller film directed by Yeon Sang-ho. The film follows a group of passengers on a train from Seoul to Busan, who must fight for their survival as a zombie virus spreads throughout the country.
By Rahul Verma3 years ago in Horror
The Curse of the Sinister Doll: A Plaything’s Revenge
Part 1: The Sinister Gift In a small town, a mysterious package arrived at an unsuspecting family’s doorstep. Inside was an intricately crafted doll, its porcelain face frozen in an unsettling smile. It came with a note that read, “For your dearest child, a friend for life.” The family had no idea of the sinister force they were about to unleash.
By Arjun Chauhan3 years ago in Horror
