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The Official Guide to Huluween
Hello Folks! I'm back at it with another list of spooky tv shows that I think will get you in the mood for Halloween...or, if you're like me, all year long. I'm going to be honest, there are WAY more tv shows on Huluween than Netflix. No tea, no shade, I love me some Netflix and this might be the other way around when I cover movies but I found so much good content when exploring Hulu.
By Ashleigh Stowe6 years ago in Horror
My Real Life Ghost Experience of 2020
OK it started in July 2020 in the year of the pandemic. I decided that I was going to go around and visit haunted abandoned places and supposedly haunted hotels. I wanted to find things that are fairly easy to do alone or with one other person in a fairly socially distance manner.
By Sean Bronato6 years ago in Horror
The Ghosts of Halloweens Past. Top Story - October 2020.
This Halloween most definitely won’t be the celebration that has become tradition to us, but that doesn’t mean it has to be lost. Halloween is so much more than mountains of sugar and litres of fake blood, it is spiritual, a little superstitious and a whole lot of fun. If we dive back into its history, coming from the Celtic tradition of Samhain (s-ow-in), we can find some fun, traditional and safe ways to mark the day!
By Sorcha Murphy 6 years ago in Horror
Halloween is coming !!!!
The month of October. Halloween month. That means at the end of this month it’s all about this worldwide celebrated holiday. A tradition with Celtic roots where mass dressing up parties arise and the television stations look through their horror catalog so they can treat their viewers to all kinds of creepy horror flicks. Coincidentally, a Horror Challenge was organized on my favorite Dutch film website. The result is a whole series of horror movies that I’ve watched in the last three weeks. So, if you don’t know what to watch at the end of this month, let me give you an overview of what I have discovered. Obviously, there are some gems in between them. And some films you’d better avoid because they are too crappy. But you have to decide that yourself. Here we go ……
By Peter P6 years ago in Horror
Dancing Shadows
It’s about three or four in the morning when she’s awakened out of her slumber from one of the worst nightmares she’s had in a while. Malery lifts the covers and pats the mattress just to make sure she didn’t wet the bed as she so often did. She was a little precocious five year old who often wandered through the morning hours from not being able to sleep. Night terrors is what the adults called the nightmares that haunted her soul almost every other night and tonight was no different, except for what happened to her while she was fully awake.
By Zahrah Blom6 years ago in Horror
Horror
It wasn’t long ago that the genre of horror was emerging from the film industry with some of the most innovative and original horror flicks that were scaring even the most tolerant of people. Even though it was quite fresh in the 60s and 70s, the majority of audiences were ready and intrigued to meet these ominous villains and messy killings and there were even cases of participants having to leave the cinema or throwing up at stomach churning scenes from movies like ‘The Silence of the Lambs ‘(1991) or ‘The Thing’ (1982). Unfortunately, this level of novelty and resonating fear has been lost in the recent decades, due to the detrimental rise of teen slashers and ‘torture-porn’.
By Ella Kind6 years ago in Horror
‘The Mortuary Collection’ Is at Once Horrifying and Adorable
When I noticed the name Clancy Brown in The Mortuary Collection‘s description, it was all the motivation I needed. He is one of my favorite character actors. In fact, he’s so good, he even makes things like Pet Sematary II watchable.
By MovieBabble6 years ago in Horror
Halloween "To Do" List
October is by far my favorite time of the year. Not only does it fall on my birthday, it also falls in The Fall. Get it? Okay. I know that’s pretty lame. What I meant was that we’ve survived summer, and the cooler months are ahead of us. Also, drum roll please... HALLOWEEN is right around the corner! My favorite holiday. I don’t care what anyone says, but all of October is Halloween.
By Narady Nauch6 years ago in Horror
Lost In The Light
“When you spend so long trapped in darkness, you find that the darkness begins to stare back.” ― Sarah J. Maas *** I enter the building shaking off whatever rain was still on me. The damp, soaked fabric of my hoodie seeps through to my bare neck.
By Craig Brower6 years ago in Horror
Meeting amongst the dark ones
It was a large ominous corridor, lit by torches hanging of the sides of the wall. Slowly along its way moved a lonely cloaked figure. By her movements it could be told she was in no rush to meet what was at the end of the corridor. She paused for a second and retracted her steps, as she turned around to proceed down the path she came from, a loud voice echoed through the air bouncing back from the walls of the corridor.
By Fernando6 years ago in Horror
Sleepless nights
Chapter 1 – Sleepless nights He was feeling strange. Like his place in the world was uncertain. Unable to relate to his peers, although he tried. What once appealed to him had become somewhat lacklustre. He began to contemplate on life and the phenomenon of existence, what did it all mean? Time and space and the unfathomable reality of it all.
By Fernando6 years ago in Horror
Spiders From Hell (Part 1)
Dexter's day had begun like every other. Slow. He stood up and stretched before going to get ready for work. It was his first day on the Exeter Police Force. The remarks were bound to come. They'd call him a newbie that wouldn't make it a day on the job. Like usual, he started his morning with coffee. He drank it hastily, putting his uniform on. Considering it only arrived last week, he was surprised at the perfect fit.
By Shade Chaffin6 years ago in Horror