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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.

Return of the Aliens' Deadly Spawn
Return of the Aliens' Deadly Spawn (Also known as Return of the Aliens: Deadly Spawn, with a colon, and simply The Deadly Spawn) is a hellaciously good and gory splatterific sci-fi horror flick with lots of toothsome alien nasties grown huge, and little in the way of actual plot or story to ruin things. It stars no one you've ever heard of or ever will, and was made by nobody on a budget of nothing. It features the world's most dopey bluescreened countrified house landscape shot, and then we proceed to an alien lurking in the basement, making people into bloody rags. A lot of gore, a lot of gruel, a lot of slime, and wiggly Gigeresque tadpole creatures who look as if they might have burst out of John Hurt's chest in 1979.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Horror
Horror in the High Desert Review
I have a ton to say, but I’ll summarize: Dutch Marich popped off. I’ll admit, the first Horror in the High Desert film took me a few attempts to get into. When it sucks you in, though — get ready.
By Tina Habout a year ago in Horror
The Abominable Dr. Phibes
The Abominable Dr. Phibes is as close to a perfect film as I think cinema in 1971 could possibly aspire to. It features Vincent Price as the Phantom of the Opera-inspired mad comic book supervillain Phibes, who, down below the Earth, holed up in his comic book super villain secret HQ with his clockwork band, his Wurlitzer organ, and the ever-fashionable silent sex kitten Vulnavia (Virginia North), worships at the altar of his long-dead Victoria (Caroline Munro), and plots elaborate deaths for his enemies. And all of his enemies? These were the surgeons who couldn't save Victoria's life.
By Tom Bakerabout a year ago in Horror
The Girl in the Attic
The weather was the rain constantly hitting against the windows of the old Victorian house, the constant beating was sounding throughout the house insides that were empty. The house was a remnant of the bygone era, positioned at the boundary of a small town, the shabby and broken-looking outer part along with the shutters uh gave it the appearance of a relic that has long been forgotten. The insides of the house however were not entirely unoccupied. There lived a family, a mother, father, and daughter, who were all hiding a deep secret inside the house.
By yousif hajiabout a year ago in Horror
Sweet Home: Netflix’s Gripping Horror Series Delivers Intense Thrills and Emotional Depth. AI-Generated.
Netflix’s Sweet Home is a gripping horror series that has captivated audiences with its unique blend of monster horror and deep emotional storytelling. Based on the popular webtoon of the same name, the series seamlessly blends intense scares with a rich narrative, setting itself apart in the crowded landscape of supernatural thrillers.
By harishabout a year ago in Horror
A Quiet Place: Day One – A Tense Expansion of the Silence. AI-Generated.
John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place: Day One ventures into the origins of the apocalyptic world introduced in its predecessors, delivering a fresh yet familiar take on the franchise’s signature tension and terror. As a prequel to the acclaimed A Quiet Place series, this film explores the initial outbreak of the alien invasion that reshaped humanity’s existence. Directed by Michael Sarnoski, the film builds on the established premise of a world where silence is crucial for survival, but it distinguishes itself with a new perspective and expanded narrative scope.
By harishabout a year ago in Horror
The Silent Residents. AI-Generated.
اللينك في الاسفل Dr. Evelyn Moore’s heart pounded as she stepped out of her car, the crumbling façade of Ashcroft Manor looming before her like a dark omen. The mansion had stood on the outskirts of the small English village for centuries, its history marred by tales of madness, disappearances, and death. No one dared enter the place, not even the locals who whispered of its cursed legacy. But Dr. Moore was not one to be deterred by mere rumors. She was a renowned psychologist, and the prospect of untangling the mind of its last resident—Baron Victor Ashcroft—was too compelling to resist.
By Elterboabout a year ago in Horror
The Haunting of Hollow Creek Manor
Hollow Creek Manor, a grand Victorian property, had stood for over a century on the outskirts of a small, forgotten city. It's as soon as-majestic façade becomes now marred through time and forget, shrouded in ivy and veiled in an eerie mist that clung to the encircling woods. The manor's records was a tapestry of thriller and sorrow, woven with memories of untimely deaths, unexplained disappearances, and ghostly apparitions.
By Ramyaabout a year ago in Horror
The Secret of Blackwood Manor
Years had passed due to the fact that Evelyn Harrow and Jonathan Whitaker had finally visited Blackwood Manor. Life had moved on, however the manor's attraction remained ever-found in Evelyn's mind. She couldn't shake the sensation that the sprawling property held even deeper secrets but to be exposed.
By Ramyaabout a year ago in Horror
Echoes of the Forgotten: The Haunting of Ashbury Manor
The Haunting of Ashbury Manor In the quiet town of Ashbury, nestled deep within the English countryside, stood an ancient manor. Ashbury Manor, with its ivy-covered walls and creaking floors, had a history as dark as the shadows that lingered in its corners. The locals whispered tales of ghosts that haunted its halls, but few dared to speak of them aloud.
By Hasina Bagomeabout a year ago in Horror
THE CRAZY SISTER
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By Aman Kumar Paswan about a year ago in Horror
The Lonesome Lighthouse
Certainly! Here’s a ghost story designed to be atmospheric and chilling: The Lonesome Lighthouse At the edge of a rocky cliff on the outskirts of a small New England town stood the old Beacon Point Lighthouse. Built in the 1800s, it had long since ceased its duties, its light extinguished for decades. The locals spoke of its haunted past, but most dismissed it as superstition. Yet, for those who had ventured near at night, the tales took on a more sinister tone.
By Hasina Bagomeabout a year ago in Horror