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In Your Window
INT. mansion, Jule Pond Dr. water mill, Ny. Friday 10:50 pm Opening scene camera pans in from the outside showing a large estate, shedding light on a large ballroom set up for a party. The guest is already there, mingling, talking in small groups.
By Ephirium Crimley6 years ago in Horror
The Mist - A Movie Review
Beware the mist! There is something dangerous lurking in the mist! Based on the novella by Stephen King, The Mist is a 2007 film adaption. A mysterious mist consumes a town trapping a group of citizens in the market. Dangerous bloodthirsty creatures render any escape plan useless. In the fight of their lives, nobody is safe.
By Marielle Sabbag6 years ago in Horror
Quarantine 2008
Spoiler alert: I will be talking about what happens in the film and how it ends. With so many films to choose from, If there is one film that I feel left me scared for days in October 2008, it would have to be the film Quarantine. It is an American found footage horror film directed and co-written by John Erick Dowdle. The film was a remake of the Spanish film REC which came out in 2007. (Which let me tell you, was just as scary, but some-what funny because hearing the actors yelling and screaming profanity in Spanish was funny. English is my first language.) But let’s get back to talking about the film Quarantine 2008.
By stephanie borges6 years ago in Horror
Slasher Classic Versus Actually Scary
Nostalgia Versus Actually Scary Every Halloween; and even during other more neutral months, I love to watch the one movie I will forever call a “Classic.” That movie… is; Nightmare on Elm Street. I am talking about the original series of movies that came out in the 80’s and 90’s. In the years that they were released; they kept many children up at night and refusing to go to sleep. Many nightmares were had; the irony not escaping anyone, given the name of the movie franchise. These movies were scary! Even the predictable deaths in each movie, would still make you jump and have you looking around as you took your bathroom break and had to walk down the hallway of your own house. The effects and all out gore were groundbreaking in their day and considered impressive, though by today’s standards, they are far below the standard. Despite showing their age, and even though most of us know exactly what happens next, we still sit with our eyes glued for each scene. That is what makes it a classic. Besides, let’s face it; anything staring Robert England, is going to be creepy, if not downright scary. His portrayal of Freddy Kreuger in this franchise is easily just one of the reasons it went down in movie history and will forever be a classic.
By Timothy A Rowland6 years ago in Horror
Easy Halloween 2020 Costume Ideas
Still Worth the Effort Despite the current situation possibly cancelling Halloween this year, it is still worth the effort to dress up in a costume; even if you have to have a virtual get together this holiday. Understandably; many people may be planning on doing this for Halloween, but don’t really want to go to a lot of trouble or effort for essentially; staying home all dressed in a costume. With this in mind, let’s look at some ideas for easy to do costumes for the 2020 Halloween holiday.
By Timothy A Rowland6 years ago in Horror
Spooky Happenings in South Carolina
You'll find The Meeting Street Inn on Meeting Street, which runs through Charleston's historic downtown area. The inn has three stories and is a 56 room bed and breakfast inn. The guest rooms are romantic and charming and filled with southern décor. In the older section, one can find 12-foot ceilings and huge windows. Every room at the inn has a piazza that overlooks the lovely courtyard, and some of them have balconies.
By Rasma Raisters6 years ago in Horror
Fear of Surgery
When I was born into this world, I had no idea that I was destined to die. I went through most of my early years with no idea that at some undetermined point in the future, it would end. Each day felt like an adventure, new toys, new things to do, new things to hear, new things to see.
By Nicholas Alexander6 years ago in Horror
Gerald's Game - A Netflix Movie Review
Never underestimate how brave you are even in the most precarious situations. Gerald’s Game is a 2017 Netflix film based on Stephen King’s novel. Going away for the weekend in hopes to have a romantic time alone, everything takes a turn for the worst. Gerald suffers a heart attack. Handcuffed to the bed, Jessie is in the fight of her life for survival.
By Marielle Sabbag6 years ago in Horror
