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The Legend Of Henry Morgan
There are numerous accounts recounting the gallant experiences of Sir Henry Morgan and his relentless assurance for distinction and fortune. Routinely known as a privateer because of his frequently fierce and ill-conceived activities, he was in reality otherwise called a marauder privateer.
By H.V.Goldson6 years ago in Horror
The Ghosts of The Moss Beach Distillery
The beautiful state of California is filled with many places rich in history but that history has left behind marks that give the backbones to the legends of ghosts and paranormal activity. One of the most intriguing of these haunted places is The Moss Beach Distillery.
By Amanda Penn6 years ago in Horror
Bigger, Badder, Meaner: Halloween Kills
When 2018's Halloween reboot was first announced it was met with scepticism by fans and critics alike. The Halloween franchise is so popular and the first movie so iconic that it seemed impossible to be able to reboot the story in any way that would do the franchise justice. It seemed like the project would just damage Halloween like some of the more questionable later sequels.
By A. N. Merchant 6 years ago in Horror
HBO Max & JJ Abrams to expand the story of 'The Shining' with Overlook Hotel series
When a beloved classic film is adapdated for TV, the first question is 'why?', usually followed by 'Why can't Hollywood leave classics alone? and 'Theres no originality anymore' and I'd usually agree but I think HBO Max and JJ Abrams could be onto a winner here.
By Neil Gregory6 years ago in Horror
CALLING ALL HORROR AND THRILLER FANATICS!
Goodnight Mommy If you’re in for a scare, I suggest you watch this psychological thriller! It’s so mind warping, that by the time you get to the end of the film, you’ll question your own existence! The story is about twin boys who have a very close relationship to one another and virtually do everything together, who welcome their mother home after having reconstructive surgery. She’s still in the healing process of her surgery so her face is completely covered in head-dressing. Due to her changed demeanor and distant relationship to the boys, the twins start to suspect that the person under the bandages, isn’t their mother. This is a German film so if you don’t speak German, don’t worry; just pop on the subtitles. I usually hate having to read subtitles when it comes to me watching films as I put more focus on reading the dialogue than I do watching the film but this one is different. The scenographic elements, the plot in itself and the actors are so intriguing, that your eyes won't ever leave the screen throughout the whole film. It’s very “visual” in terms of storytelling. You don’t have to read the dialogue tirelessly. You can follow the story by the visuals alone and not many films have the skill to tell a story this way. I haven’t seen a foreign film quite like it. It ties in family bonds, aesthetically pleasing themes with a dark story mixed in with a dollop of thriller. It’s definitely one to watch!
By Zainab Bangura6 years ago in Horror
A Light Chuckle from the Grim Reaper
It’s the end! They are here! They are coming! Everyone stay tuned for more news from your TV set, your radio, listen for city sirens, anything! They have been spotted right above our atmosphere, the newscaster reported frantically and the television kept blaring in the living room. Juan had his eyes glued to the screen.
By Bazooka Teaches6 years ago in Horror
Doll Village
In the meek darkness of the past, a small village sat at the edge of a lush forest. During these times, hope was just a word some spoke to lighten children’s hearts. The elder villagers knew the cost that poverty brought. Age brings tolerance, but once hungry bellies begin to scream into the night, the elders become just as useless as the weak.
By Alexsandra Barentine6 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Cube' (1997)
I remember when this indie came out, I actually rented it on VHS at a Blockbuster Video (that's how old I am, people). It was sorta the first indie to really escape the Hollywood trap. Even The Blair Which was purchased and distributed by a major (while small) studio. Cube was the first movie I found out about on the 'World Wide Web.' For anyone under the age of 30, that's what the 'www' stands for. So yeah, I found out about this movie back in the days of message boards and AOL. I guess that kinda makes it the first viral horror movie. If this bad boy ever saw theaters, it was one of those privately owned theaters that plays artsy foreign garbage.
By Reed Alexander6 years ago in Horror
