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TV reviews for horror aficionados; from vampire slayers to streamable spooks, explore horror-inducing television series from the discomfort of your living room.

My Thoughts on Naoki Urasawa's Monster
Naoki Urasawa's Monster is a classic anime. But having only been actively into anime for a few years now, it wasn't one I had watched before--as until recently it wasn't really available on any streaming platforms in my location.
By Jennifer Childers3 years ago in Horror
Werewolf (1987)
When I was a kid we lived in a puke-green trailer on a road by the college, which cut into the bypass or went out into the country, I can't remember which, but there was a sort of meridian with weeds and I often walked through it, by the oldest building near the college, before returning home to MTV and the latest R.E.M. video (which was that "buy the sky, sell the sky thing").
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
The Most Thrilling Web Series Horror Now!
Horror Netflix original web series that you might enjoy! 1. The Haunting of Hill House "The Haunting of Hill House" - This series follows the story of five adult siblings whose paranormal experiences at Hill House continue to haunt them in the present day, and one sister who must confront the horrors of the past to finally lay her ghosts to rest.
By Mohammed Haneef3 years ago in Horror
The Top 12 Scariest Horror Movies of All Time
The horror genre has always been a fan favorite, with a wide range of movies that have kept audiences on the edge of their seats. Here are 12 of the most disturbing horror movies of all time:
By Vicky Bhai3 years ago in Horror
It's A Brand 🎬🎤🎶📺📸 New Year.
Does anybody know what time it is? You can look at your watch or your alarm clock. But what time is it really? Some people truly don't believe.
By Lashundra Martin3 years ago in Horror
Cabinet Of Curiosities - Series Review
Guillermo del Toro has done it again! The talented film director of Pan's Labyrinth, Pacific Rim, Pinocchio (2022) and many others, has given us another horrifying masterpiece. Spanning over 8 unique tales, all of which have morals and imaginative monsters, that will haunt you forever! Although I recommend watching these episodes in chronological order (even though I didn't), because the series ends with a very tragic story, which I wish I saved until the end. Each episode is a completely different horror tale however, so you can still skip around if you like and it wouldn't ruin the continuity of other episodes. Guillermo has a very unique style, everything feels like a dark fairy tale, from the oak furnished environments to the dated wardrobe the characters are often dressed in. Visually; Cabinet of Curiosities has a very old fashioned presentation, which seems to make the stories feel more grand and legendary, making the monsters involved feel more like cruel, ancient Lovecraftian Gods, rather than typical horror movie demons. Not one episode of this show is bad, every story has a unique twist or set up, no two tales ever feel the same.
By Joseph Roy Wright3 years ago in Horror
Best 10 horror movies of All Time
1. The Exorcist (1973) The Exorcist tells the story of a young girl named Regan who becomes possessed by a demon. Her desperate mother turns to two priests for help, and they must perform an exorcism to save Regan's life and banish the demon back to Hell.
By AU3 years ago in Horror
The Slit-Mouthed Woman
A terrifying Japanese urban legend Kuchisake-onna, or "Slit-Mouthed Woman", is a malevolent figure in Japanese urban legends and folklore. The kuchisake onna is the ghost of a woman who was mutilated and has come back to seek vengeance on the world. Her name comes from the deep, bloody gash which runs across her face, grinning from ear to ear. She appears at night to lone travelers on the road, covering her grizzly mouth with a cloth mask, a fan, or a handkerchief.
By Sky3 years ago in Horror
Animated bus stop horror story
This happened when I was 17 years old. I would go to the gym 3 to 4 times a week and ride the bus home. It was a Sunday and I had just missed my bus, so I had to wait longer for another one.
By Abdallah Shaban3 years ago in Horror
3 Very Short Tales Of Horror That Are Better Than Most Scary Movies You’ve Watched
1. ‘This new old house We bought an old house, my boyfriend and I. He’s in charge of the “new” construction – converting the kitchen in to the master bedroom for instance, while I’m on wallpaper removal duty. The previous owner papered EVERY wall and CEILING! Removing it is brutal, but oddly satisfying. The best feeling is getting a long peel, similar to your skin when you’re peeling from a sunburn. I don’t know about you but I kinda make a game of peeling, on the hunt for the longest piece before it rips.Under a corner section of paper in every room is a person’s name and a date. Curiosity got the best of me one night when I Googled one of the names and discovered the person was actually a missing person, the missing date matching the date under the wallpaper! The next day, I made a list of all the names and dates. Sure enough each name was for a missing person with dates to match. We notified the police who naturally sent out the crime scene team. I overhead one tech say “yup, it’s human.” Human? What’s human? “Ma’am, where is the material you removed from the walls already? This isn’t wallpaper you were removing.”
By Sky3 years ago in Horror
THE MYSTERY OF ANCOL BRIDGE - Indonesia
Ancol Bridge (Jembatan Ancol) is considered one of the eeriest locations in Jakarta city. As a matter of fact, it isn’t as spooky as people say. It is the place where youth hang out on the weekends.
By Sky3 years ago in Horror
'The Walking Dead': 10 Characters Who Survived The TV Series, But Died In The Comics
After eleven seasons and 177 episodes, beloved Zombie Apocalypse series The Walking Dead has come to an end. The series began as an adaptation of Robert Kirkman's comic book of the same name, and although it continued to use the Comic's major storylines as a rough template through it's long run, the series eventually became it's own beast, playing with certain plot elements to keep viewers on their toes, and mixing up who dies and when. While some characters avoided their comic book death only to die later, others managed to avoid the Grim Reaper entirely.
By Kristy Anderson3 years ago in Horror