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Jen Reacts: Sinister I & II
I'll start off in media res. I watched Sinister last night and am about to pop on its sequel, Sinister II. And, I'll be quite honest, I don't have high expectations. I refrained from watching the first one when it came out because there was so much bloody hype around it.
By Jen Chichester6 years ago in Horror
Sinister Solicitation
The boy came to the rusty gate and could see a light inside the house. He dreaded the silhouette walking past the window. He could see that it had stopped to look out the window once he put his hand up to knock on the rusty dilapidated gate.
By Bazooka Teaches6 years ago in Horror
Moonlight Crusade: Chapter 4
“The next Feat is called Devil’s Reflex. Essentially, it’s simply reacting with superhuman speed.” “Okay,” Kyle said. “How does it work?”
By Scott Kinkade6 years ago in Horror
Ahmanet
A high pitched buzz renders Nick, Jenny, a half morphed Jekyll-Hyde helpless as Ahmanet utilizes her mind control. Prodigium’s technicians and security move quickly as Ahmanet used her telekinesis to free herself from her restraints of the mercury prison that was painfully pulsing through her veins.
By Ingrid St. John6 years ago in Horror
The Bates Family
I remember it like it was yesterday, that night. It seemed to drag on forever. Hi, my name Kyle, Kyle Bates and I'm here to tell you about the day that changed my life forever, when I was just a 12 years old.
By Redtag Gamer6 years ago in Horror
The Girl on The 3rd Floor
When I first turned on The Girl on the 3rd Floor I was slightly confused. To be honest I scanned/half read the synopsis and just threw it on since I didn’t see anything else that caught my eye on Netflix at the time. The film as a whole has a very weird tone. It’s bland yet bright, a little dull yet still interesting. It’s a little difficult to explain if I’m being honest but I will definitely try my best. However, before I get into the details of the story and the plot, let me breakdown some cast, crew, and setting info of this weird yet bizarre horror film.
By Nicole Renee "ItsFearHerself"6 years ago in Horror
Top 3 Hidden Gem TV Shows You Should Binge Watch. Top Story - May 2020.
We're all spending a lot more time in front of our screens these days, keeping ourselves inside where we're safe and waiting for the pandemic to blow over. For a lot of us, that means we've already chewed through our list of shows we've been meaning to watch, and we've chased it with our old favorites that we turn to in our times of need. If you're coming up dry for new shows to feed that hunger inside you, and you'd like some fictional fears to deal with as a change of pace, here are three spooky shows that even diehard horror fans may have missed.
By Neal Litherland6 years ago in Horror
Twin Peaks: visiting, revisiting
The scenery brings a surreal comfort, a nostalgia whose origins seems familiar yet unknown, like estranged towns, houses or people. There is a certain power that the Lynchian fieldwork holds: it captivates you, it comforts you and then discomforts you until you learn to switch between the two.
By Poorva6 years ago in Horror
Horror Review: The Perfection
The Perfection was released in 2018 from director Richard Shepard. The story follows a former musical prodigy called Charlotte who was forced to leave her prestige music school to look after her sick mother when she was a young teenager. Years later, after her mother passes away she gets back in touch with the couple that run the establishment for cellists that she had left and she meets their new star, Elizabeth.
By A. N. Merchant 6 years ago in Horror
There's Someone Inside Your House
This book is every person’s nightmare turned into a reality. Whether you believe in intuition or not, everyone has those moments in life when you feel as though you are being watched, as if there is someone just out of your line of sight that is keeping tabs on your every move. Some people feel this more strongly than others, and for those of us, myself included, who feel this so strongly that the hairs stand up on the back of our necks, I would offer a word of caution before reading this book; this book takes the illusion of your home representing safety and security and smashes it to pieces. A lifetime of horror movies have taught me to trust my intuition and that you never investigate mysterious sights/sounds, especially if it’s coming from your dark, musty basement.
By Kurt Mason6 years ago in Horror
Moonlight Crusade: Chapter 3
Ursula gave Kyle a small office she had converted into a bedroom. It consisted mostly of a semi-comfortable bed and a desk. Like most rooms in the church, the windows were covered with steel shutters to prevent any sunlight from getting in. An antiquated lamp on the desk was on, bathing the room in a sickly light.
By Scott Kinkade6 years ago in Horror
Moonlight Crusade: Chapter 2
Kyle slowly opened his eyes. His head spun like a Tilt-A-Whirl. His stomach churned and raged. He was on the floor of a long-since-abandoned auto garage. Carts with cobwebbed toolboxes lay here and there along with hydraulic lifts that allowed mechanics to see the undersides of vehicles.
By Scott Kinkade6 years ago in Horror