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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.

Movie Review: 'The Free Fall'
Content warning, this review mentions suicide and discusses a character attempting to take their own life. If depictions of suicide are a trigger for you, please either read with caution or click away from this review. I don’t recommend the movie The Free Fall which is far from a sensitive depiction of suicide, among many, many other failing elements.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'The Legend of La Llorona' is an Unintentional Laugh Riot
The Legend of La Llorona is a laugh riot. I busted a gut watching The Legend of La Llorona but, unfortunately, that’s not exactly what the makers of the film had in mind for an audience response. The latest iteration of the Mexican legend of the weeping woman who curses and steals children is not intended to be a comedy. The intention was to make a horror movie and the team behind The Legend of La Llorona failed this intention in spectacularly silly fashion.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Horror
Sinister Movie Review
Like the protagonists of these films, Alison has an incredible mystery and spends a lot of time searching for the truth; Like us, she hates what she hates, but she can't look away. After seeing this obscure video for the first time, when you edited and watched the video with your computer, amazing things started happening around the house, including the sound from the ceiling, but you kept exploring things. the film. , and each had a mark drawn at the crime scene, so she decided to seek outside help with her investigation of her. She reveals events and films depicting the murder of other families from the 1960s to the 1990s and as she explores the link between the murder, she begins to see strange things in her new home of hers. The film titled Family Hanging Out 11 started out as a simple and harmless family film, but it shocked him to see it turned the tide and showed the family beating him by pushing him (the film object shown at the beginning) to Earth. screen. Find the Super-8 movie box about Atari, each with a family that was killed uniquely and horrifyingly. As you start watching all the videos every day, these ongoing videos show families within a decade of spam in various ways.
By Tc fox4 years ago in Horror
10 Best Horror Movies to Watch on Netflix. Top Story - January 2022.
I’m a big fan of horror movies. When I was 6, I asked my dad if I could watch Child’s Play. Well, I didn’t just ask him, I annoyed the hell out of him until he said yes. It was love at first sight. Since then, I’ve been watching every single suspenseful, eerie, scary, supernatural, or however you wanna call them, a movie I can.
By Mariana Carmo4 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'Rucker' is a Shockingly Dull Serial Killer Flick
Rucker is an ugly and stupid little movie about truck driving serial killer and a budding sociopath documentary filmmaker. The movie is a pointless and meandering splatter movie that wanders the highways and byways of the United States in search of an ever elusive point. The point is never found and what is in its place is a dimwitted, often deeply confusing movie that pretends to be a boundary pushing horror-comedy.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Horror
10 Horror Films That Deal with the Death Of a Mother
NOTE: There are some spoilers here and there as I discuss these films. You can't say I didn't warn you! 1. Psycho (1960)
By Wade Wainio4 years ago in Horror
A Little Horror for the Holidays
It’s that time of year again when you’re stuck watching either Die Hard or Hallmark movies instead of the guts and gore of a great horror flick. Well, I’m here to help add a dash of horror to your holidays with this list of Holiday themed horror features.
By Jacob Peyton4 years ago in Horror
976-EVIL (In the 21st Century)
Much as I detest remakes, especially 80's remakes, I think this one could use an update. Mainly because the reason I love HORROR as well as FANTASY movies is because to me they're what movies should be all about, cool special FX and escapism from reality for at least 2hrs. anyway. (Which was why I was probably 1 out of the 10 people who could sit through all 6 of PETER JACKSON'S JRR TOLKIEN films, in the theatre). Which is something I personally think should be considered a major accomplishment in itself.
By GARY MAZIN4 years ago in Horror
Hitchcock's The Birds is Still Frightening Even Today
Before horror movies such as Steven King’s It and The Shining, before Jaws, before those Apocalyptic zombie films graced our screens to frighten us, we had Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds.
By Jasmine Aguilar4 years ago in Horror
VERSUS!: Grindhouse Grindage!
VERSUS! is an editorial column where remakes, originals, films of similar genres, etc. are placed in a face-off to see who did it best, major differences, as well as what we preferred!
By Postmortem Video4 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'The Scary of 61st' Posits a Jeffrey Epstein Conspiracy Horror Movie
The Scary of 61st is a creepy, macabre, horror movie that centers around none other than Jeffrey Epstein. The horror movie from writer director Dasha Nekrasova posits a world in which the evil of Jeffrey Epstein was the manifestation of a demon which possesses and destroys the roommates who move into one of Epstein’s former stash houses, apartments where Epstein is alleged to have imprisoned very young women before they were then traded like currency amongst Epstein’s uber-rich friends around the world.
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Horror
Jamie Clayton Cast as Pinhead in New 'Hellraiser' Reboot
It's no big controversy to say that horror films are only as good as their villains. Jamie Lee Curtis is fantastic in the Halloween films, but that series rides on Michael Meyers. Heather Langenkamp kills it (pun intended) as Nancy Thompson in A Nightmare on Elm Street, but everybody will think of Freddy Kreuger with his burned visage and finger knives instantly when they hear the title.
By Culture Slate4 years ago in Horror