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Divina & the Syphoner's Mark Ch.2
I had woken up about half-way through the ride. The total drive took roughly two hours, and the closer we seemed to get to Healing Springs, the less I could control my anxiety. Panic had almost turned into hyperventilation by the time we pulled to a stop. I closed my eyes and forced myself to breathe through my nose until the panic died down.
By Kiersey Hill6 years ago in Horror
9 Christmas-Themed Horror Movies You Should Watch Right Now!
So, you're about to hang stockings by the fire and put up that epic Christmas tree that's sure to outdo the neighbors pitiful effort. December is usually a very festive month as we get closer to the big day of eating presents and opening turkey (scratch that, reverse it). However, if you're like me then you get a bit tired of the usual re-runs of Its A Wonderful Life and Home Alone (don't get me wrong, they are good movies) and start to look for something with a bit more edge. Well, you're in the right place, as I've compiled a list of 9 Christmas horror movies/TV shows that will help you get through the holidays without resorting to a full-on Jack Nicholson family massacre — well, maybe. Let's begin:
By Matt Loftus6 years ago in Horror
Film Review : 1BR (2019)
We’re so glad to haveyou in the building. It was two months. Two months that I didn’t feel the urge to write down a nuanced and honest opinion about a movie I’ve seen. Maybe it was a lack of motivation because of the limited feedback on my previous writings. Maybe it was because of the enthusiasm with which I threw myself into a “Horror Challenge”. A “Challenge” in which I finally watched 89 films in a period of about 7 weeks. And after these 7 weeks, I realized that I really enjoyed watching 50s and 60s horror. Coincidentally, the movie “1BR” passed during this event and there were words of praise for this horror. Enthusiastically I accepted the invitation from Alok Mishra (one of the producers) to send me a link to a screener. And of course, I’ll be doing something in return by writing this review. So first of all, thank you Alok for forwarding the link.
By Peter P6 years ago in Horror
Out Of Place
A light. Bright enough to give me a headache as I slowly cracked open my eyelids. Everything hurt, and there was so much whiteness around me. White cabinets, counters, and a single white door, barely visible against the walls.
By Alyson Bain6 years ago in Horror
Arcane Truths
Journal #2 October 5th: I've spent the last month vigorously researching any possible hints or leads I can into the arcane, specifically for that beast I saw, and I must say how little we know is astounding.
By Tk Nickle6 years ago in Horror
Echos
I remember seeing her as a child. I was young, but I still can recall thinking her presence to be odd and forced. Then it was myself, younger sister, and youngest brother. I believe I was nine, and my twin siblings trailed behind me at five years old. Our mother and father were upstairs, and we were in our pajamas playing about in the basement.
By Sarah White6 years ago in Horror
BREATHLESS
I told this one before, but I posted really late so I’ll try again this year. When I was 14 I worked in a doll shop on the first floor of an old colonial house. At the time I loved dolls and it was my absolute dream job. Since I was so young, one of the elderly owners usually worked the register while I ran around the floor and storage room.
By SIYA NIWA6 years ago in Horror
Up Nightmare's Alley
It isn't often a film starring Jodie Foster and Gary Busey actually brings to mind passages from The Satanic Bible. But, watching the incredible film Carny (1980) again after so many years, I couldn't help but be reminded of this:
By Tom Baker6 years ago in Horror
Goblin
Goblin Mila’s arms started to shiver against the cold as the wind kicked up but she willed them to stop. Any moment now. A twig snapped, and a white hare leaped from its hiding spot in a bush. Keem’s thin frame, bulked by layers of furs, sprinted after it. His peals of laughter echoed in the mountains as he chased their quarry.
By Lauren Nevil6 years ago in Horror
Film Review: The Shed
If you like creature features with a twist, 2019’s The Shed may well be on your radar already. Directed by Frank Sabatella (The House That Cried Blood), it stars Jay Jay Warren, Cody Kostro, Frank Whaley (Cold Moon, Vacancy), and Timothy Bottoms (Vampire Bats), among others. It’s part vampire movie and part dysfunctional family story – an interesting combination to be sure. It also attempts to mix horror and gore with a touch of comedy.
By Christina Dee6 years ago in Horror
Vivika's Bones
My best friend is a ghost. We met when I moved into her family’s old estate a couple seasons ago. My mother, Pamela Wirth, and her sister, Patricia Aberforth (recently married out of the Wirth family name), are house flippers. They take old estates from families, make them look modern, and then resell them for a fortune. Vivika told me she doesn’t mind. I asked her since I know from some stories that ghosts dislike when people mess with their resting places. It wasn’t until today that I was fully informed that the house is not, in fact, Vivika’s final resting place.
By Aimee Pieper6 years ago in Horror
Phantom Island-"Origins"-18
Going back to the nursery with a baby created a confusing emotional reaction in Derek. He struggled with memories of the past; all the excitement and love he had felt in this room while he was transforming it.
By Author Jennifer Treece6 years ago in Horror