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From Hitchcock to Stephen King, a roundup of the who's who in horror; all about celebrities flaunting their loudest screams and most nightmarish scenes.

I See You (2019) is a Mindbending Mystery-Thriller
This is the best! They have no idea that we’re here. I See You snuck into theaters in 2019. The police investigate the case of a missing boy. In the middle of marriage problems that break the Harper family apart, strange things happen in their household.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Horror
AEW WrestleDream 2023 Results: Winners And Grades As Edge Debuts
AEW WrestleDream 2023 Results: Winners And Grades As Edge Debuts AEW WrestleDream 2023 was a historic event, as it marked the debut of Edge in All Elite Wrestling. The show was held on October 1, 2023, at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington.
By Punit kumar3 years ago in Horror
The Nun II - A Movie Review
The nun is watching our every step. The Nun II is a 2023 sequel. Taking place in France in 1956, a priest is murdered. Sister Irene learns the awful truth that Valek, the demon nun has returned. She must face the evil ghost once more before she takes more lives.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Horror
Horror
A successful adaptation of a horror book into a film must not only reflect the words on the page, but also immerse the viewer in a visual representation of the fears that once plagued their imagination. The crème de la crème of adaptations like Jaws and The Shining are a testament to cinematic excellence and received high ratings from
By Tonmoy Roy 3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Hollowbrook House
The Haunting of Hollowbrook House Part 1: The Arrival The wind whispered through the trees as Sarah and David parked their car in front of the ancient, dilapidated mansion known as Hollowbrook House. They had heard the rumors about the place, tales of hauntings and tragedies that had befallen anyone who dared to set foot inside. But they needed a new home, and the price was right.
By Samir Ali3 years ago in Horror
Intertwinement
Saw was given a miracle cure for cancer. Instead of being cured, he is tricked, which triggers a new sadistic game of Jigsaw. I also take part in the '039 series; The longest film of all time will be Shawnee Smith's Amanda Young, a franchise veteran who first appeared in 2004's Saw. Saw has a particularly positive opinion of the film. Chris Killian of Comicbook.com considered Saw X "hands down the best ".
By Tonmoy Roy 3 years ago in Horror
Don’t go into room13. Content Warning.
I was walking through the hallways of the hotel, when I passed Room 13. I thought nothing of it, until I heard a small noise, almost like a scratching sound, coming from inside the room. It made me stop in my tracks, and my instincts wanted to open the door and see what was going on, but I remembered the rule. Knowing that I was not allowed to enter Room 13, I turned around to walk away. Suddenly, I heard another loud crash. It was undeniable that it had come from Room 13. I couldn't ignore all of these strange sounds coming from the room. I had always been taught to act on instinct, and all of my instincts told me that there was something very, very wrong with Room .The door was locked, but it was not impossible to force it open. It took a lot of strength, but eventually, the door opened a crack, and then I was able to pull it open enough for me to be able to carefully slip into the room. The first thing that I noticed was that the room was pitch black inside. I tried to adjust my eyes, but I couldn't see a thing. It was like stepping into a complete void of darkness. I knew where the light switch should have been, so I felt all the way up the wall for it, but there was no switch. I tried to take a step forward into the room, but I as I stepped, my foot hit something. It was solid enough to make me lose my balance slightly. Slowly, I bent down to touch whatever this thing was. As soon as I put my hand on it, I could feel that there was something very strange going on. It almost felt like a leg, almost like that of a person.But that couldn't be possible. I reached out, behind me, but all I could feel was another leg, seemingly coming from another body. I reached out again, only to feel another. An arm this time, then a torso, another leg. It was endless. I felt as though I was surrounded. Except, there was something odd about these arms and legs. They just didn't feel quite...alive.I immediately felt sick. There was no way, absolutely no way that I could be standing in the middle of a room full of bodies, but it all made sense. The strange rule about not stepping foot in Room 13. Of course. It all made sense. This was where the bodies were hidden.I didn't want to believe it, but there seemed like no other explanation. I felt completely sickened, my head spinning, a shiver running up my spine. There was no way. I'd never even seen a dead body before, let alone be surrounded by them in a pitch black hotel room. Was this what happened to people who entered Room 13?I put a hand on the wall to steady myself, and I suddenly felt the light switch. Feeling relieved by that, I quickly turned it on, and watched light flood the room. This was it. I was mentally preparing myself for the sight of, possibly over twenty dead bodies, a sight that would surely make me sick.However, when the light turned on, I was not met with the horrifying sight of countless murder scenes. Instead, all lined up around the room, some perfectly propped up, and others sprawled on the floor, were human-sized, doll-like figures. They looked just, almost human, except for one eerie difference.They didn't have eyes. Just black, void-like holes where eyes should have been. Their necks were oddly floppy too, drooping to the side. What was most horrifying about these life-size dolls, was that they almost exactly resembled all of the hotel staff members that I had become so familiar with.I saw the doll version of Kelly, her head falling into her lap. I saw Mark, the waiter, with huge black holes where his eyes should have been. I saw Elizabeth, who was sprawled on the floor, legs sticking out. I even saw Catherine, propped up against the wall, like she was in a child's dollhouse. I wanted to scream, run away, do anything. This was somehow worse than seeing the disgusting sight of bodies. This was ten times creepier, and made me feel goosebumps up my arms. I wanted to drive away from the hotel, from the town, and never look back.The one thing that still stuck in my mind, was the fact that every single staff member had a doll here, even the newest hires. Everyone had a life-like, floppy doll, looking like an eyeless corpse. The only doll that was missing, the only member of staff that didn't have a matching doll, was me. There was no doll in Room 13 that resembled me. Somehow, that fact was far more chilling.I was about to take my phone out of my pocket, to take photos, or call the police, or do anything about this terrifying situation, when all of a sudden, the room went black. Pitch black. I tried to move again, but I couldn't. My legs would not stand up and run, my arms would not reach out to steady myself. I couldn't move. I was fixed, I was stuck, I was trappedJust then, I felt someone holding my shoulders, propping me up against the wall. I wanted to scream, or see who it was, but it felt like I was trapped inside my own body. I was completely unable to move.The hands extended my arms and legs, and I even felt the hands around my neck, making it flop forward ever so slightly, just as it had done on the dolls. That was when I realised it. The 'dolls' inside Room 13 were not life-like copies of the hotel staff members, they were the hotel staff members. And I was about to meet the very same fate, in Room 13.If only I had just listened.
By Luther3 years ago in Horror
The Veil (1958)
"The Veil" was a TV series from 1958 that predated the similarly-themed "One Step Beyond," hosted by John Newland. It presented stories based on real-life psychic occurrences, and was hosted by and starred Boris Karloff in each episode, who started each episode sitting framed by a roaring fire (a subtle visual suggestion of the infernal, perhaps), after which he would grace each episode (save for one) with his unique presence; although to be honest, here he sometimes seems as if his acting is on auto-pilot. However, his unique aura still shines through in episodes such as "The Doctors," and "Food on the Table."
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
No One Will Save You - A Hulu Movie Review
This can’t be real. I didn’t believe aliens would ever attack! No One Will Save You landed on Hulu in 2023. One night Brynn’s content homebody life is interrupted when she gets an unwelcomed visitor. She fends off violent aliens on her own and runs for safety.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Horror
No One Will Save You . Content Warning.
Brian Duffield’s newest feature, “No One Will Save You,” is a sci-fi horror film with a lot of potential. Brynn (Kaitlyn Dever) is isolated from her community. She spends her days alone at
By faisal khan3 years ago in Horror
The Haunting Melody
Title: "The Haunting Melody" The wind whispered through the dense forest, carrying with it an eerie melody that sent shivers down Sarah's spine. She had always been drawn to the old, abandoned mansion at the edge of the woods, its decaying facade a testament to a forgotten era. On this moonless night, curiosity got the better of her, and she decided to explore the mysterious place that had haunted her dreams for as long as she could remember.
By ARTIST3 years ago in Horror
A Haunting in Venice - A Movie Review
We cannot hide from our ghosts - whether real or not. A Haunting in Venice is a 2023 film based on Agatha Christie’s 1969 novel 'Hallowe’en Party.' Hercule Poirot is now retired living in post-World War II Venice. On Halloween night, Poirot reluctantly attends a seance in an old mansion. When one of the guests is murdered, the former detective finds himself in another case.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Horror