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Rabbit Holes and Misconceptions
Alice never thought it would go this far. “Alice no….” she thought to herself, biting her lip stained dirty crimson. Alastor was her friend, companion, or in a simpler more direct term, her partner. Sure, they may have bickered constantly from time to time, I minor fight here, a slight homicidal tendency there. What is a few bloodstained, wrapped in generous layers of duct tape between close friends anyway?
By Robert Wilson7 years ago in Horror
All is Far, All is Near
The wind blows as the trees sway back and forth, like nature performing an elegant waltz. The house is quiet, nothing is in motion, not even the air. The living room filled with the light of a nearby table lamp and fireplace light, is as average as the home itself. The occupant of this estate, however, is far from it. The home at 1820 Sleepy Lane, is owned by a man of very unusual tastes and fancies. Crane is a man of medium stature, no different than the average man in town, but with eyes like panes of broken glass.
By Robert Wilson7 years ago in Horror
Bigfoot investigation
Well after gaining a doctorate certification in cryptozoology I decided to form a team. Months later Me and my team, my best friend carter, his cousin Joey, and carter’s girlfriend Athena, This is our first investigation and we are investigating Bigfoot. Carter is an aspiring horror movie director so while he was initially reluctant to do this hunt do to the potential danger I told him “it maybe dangerous but think about your movies think about how good the Blair witch did... you can capitalize on that by making a found footage of your own” and with that he was on board, I knew by using his aspirations it would get him to agree to mine. So we interviewed a lot of the locals as to what they seen and honestly a lot of the reports were Very similar to my facts given in my previous Bigfoot article that I wrote. and then the night came where we prepared everything our guns, our camera (Joey being the camera man), our flashlights and we went out to hunt.
By Dylan Radford7 years ago in Horror
'Come to Daddy' Movie Review
From longtime horror film producer, but first time director, Ant Timpson, Come to Daddy is the classic tale of a son, Norval (Elijah Wood), attempting to reconnect with his estranged father (Stephen McHattie), who abandoned him and his mother when Norval was little. However, Norval’s dad is extremely competitive and macho, and in an effort to gain his respect, Norval keeps trying to impress him. But their pissing contest goes horribly awry, and it leads down a dark and twisted rabbit hole.
By Will Lasley7 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of C.H.U.D. (1984)
This movie is pretty bad, but for what it is, it's actually quite good. And I don't mean 'so bad it's good,' I mean actually good. And I'm not grading on a curve here. Don't misunderstand me, there is so much about this movie that is jut flat out bad that it should fit into the category of good-bad movies. In fact, I struggle to place it anywhere else. It's a bit of a paradox, a movie being both good and bad while not technically being good-bad.
By Reed Alexander7 years ago in Horror
The invisible man.. my review
Ok so this film were so I begin, it is oh so very predictable honestly it starts with the villains girlfriend Cecilia’s fleeing, and it is this that sends the abusive, sociopathic, and overly possessive Griffin (our main antagonist) into a spiral of pure deranged, and utter manipulative path of pure sociopathic and possessive REVENGE!!!. he does this by faking his own suicide and then having his brother getting involved to collaborate his story, and then he dons a suit lined with billions of tiny cameras so as to physically disappear from the whole world, and then he sets of on his plan to gaslight his ex who for her perceived “betrayal” of him. Honestly credit were credit is due I think this movie does a great great great job of portraying the post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that many abuse victims go thru after they escaped there abusive relationships, and this movie very cleverly combined the hollow man-esque science with abuse victim mentality and remake of a black and white horror film and u got a recipe for a genius film.
By Dylan Radford7 years ago in Horror
'Swallow' Movie Review
Swallow is the story of Hunter Conrad (Haley Bennett). She has just married a very attractive and successful man (Austin Stowell), and they have a baby on the way. But it soon begins to dawn on her that her husband is controlling every aspect of her life, and she starts to feel the walls closing in on her. As a result of her stress, she develops a very unhealthy habit on a whim: pica, the compulsion to eat inedible objects. As those around her try to help her, it quickly becomes clear that she still has some repressed demons from her past.
By Will Lasley7 years ago in Horror
