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Movie reviews for horror fans; from gruesome bone-chillers to dark horror thrillers, a showcase for frightful films that seek to entertain and to terrify.
The Fear Street Trilogy is Bloody Fun
Fear Street was a series of books that I devoured as a young teen, it was what I moved to directly off of Goosebumps. I remember the cheerleaders story the best, I think one girl gets cooked alive in hot steam from the showers? That stuck with me. From there, I quickly moved on to the likes of Stephen King and long forgot about the Fear Street books but when I heard that Netflix was making a trilogy of movies related to the books, I was intrigued. Skeptical but still, I love horror and thought it would be fun to check out.
Melodie MulderPublished 2 days ago in Horror
Crimson Peak - A Movie Review
Perhaps we notice things once the time comes to see them. Showing up at the mansion in 2015, Crimson Peak is about a young woman who is made a special offer. After a family tragedy, Edith is torn between two sides. Moving into a mysterious mansion with her lover, she discovers secrets of the past.
Marielle SabbagPublished 2 days ago in Horror
Review of Blood Red Sky
I'm not the biggest fan of vampire movies, but I really liked Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, and Netflix says Blood Red Sky is currently its most watched new movie, so I gave it shot. And I think it's outstanding, or, more precisely, a powerful, original mix of two venerable genres -- terrorist hijacking of a plane, and vampires -- with pounding action throughout and a great can't-catch-your-breath ending.
Paul LevinsonPublished 3 days ago in Horror
'Old' Review—Hilariously Bad Horror
M. Night Shyamalan. The man, the myth, the legend. The visionary who brought us films like The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable many moons ago has a brand new horror flick in theaters, and there is a lot to say about it.
Jonathan SimPublished 4 days ago in Horror
10 Movies So Disturbing You Can Only Watch Them Once
We’ve listed ten disturbing movies that you’re sure you’ll only have the courage to watch once. Below are movies that use disturbing plots, whether graphic or psychological, with extreme situations that cause some discomfort to the viewer during their performance. It is also worth saying that all the options mentioned are great movies, adding more than just entertainment with assertive questions about society and existence. Let’s go to the list!
Flowers of Flesh and Blood
Hey, do you hate your eyes?! Me too! Because apparently I just spent forty five minutes watching one of the most boring yet uncomfortable movies I’ve seen in a long time, and I know who John Waters is.
David PietruszaPublished 10 days ago in Horror"Fear Street Part 3: 1666" REVIEW
I previously wrote about the first two instalments of the Fear Street trilogy in my reviews of Part One and Part Two. While the first movie failed to wow me, I had a lot of fun with the second portion of the series. Now that the series is over, was it worth three feature length productions? Well...
Littlewit PhilipsPublished 13 days ago in Horror
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
At this point, you’d have to be living under a rock not to have heard of the Conjuring universe and seen at least a couple of the films. When James Wan’s The Conjuring made its debut in 2013, it turned out to be more than just a reasonably decent haunted house movie. It launched a billion-dollar horror franchise that remains wildly popular to this day.
Christina DeePublished 17 days ago in Horror
Don’t Breathe 2 Trailer Released
Don't Breathe was released in 2016. The plot focused on a break in, except the victims of the movie are the ones doing the breaking in. This movie was well-liked and it was enjoyed by the public. The money that was made from this was more than enough to make sure that there would be a sequel, at some point.
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do it - A Movie Review
I don’t have a good feeling. Do you feel the room getting colder, or is it me? The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do it is the third installment of The Conjuring series released in 2021. The Warrens are assigned to the most difficult paranormal task in their careers. Tracking down the pieces to solve this mystery, the Warrens' relationship is put to the test.
Marielle SabbagPublished 18 days ago in Horror
“Smiling Woman 5“, Starring Felissa Rose, Coming July 14
On Halloween of 2019, the short horror film titled “Smiling Woman” aired on ACMofficial, a YouTube channel known for its deliciously creepy and consistent content. The two minute and fourty-four second short stars Ariel Fullinwider, with Merlynda Sol in the role of the smiling woman, and was created by Los Angeles, Calif. based director, writer, and editor Alex Magaña, who served as the series’ director of photography as well. Garnering some 4.8 million views, “Smiling Woman” became a viral sensation, receiving acclaim for its ability to give viewers a genuine, bone-chilling scare. Fullinwider leads as a woman traveling alone at a trainstation after dark while being followed by a woman in a yellow dress with a sinister smile who begins her attacks at 1 a.m. Since it’s successes on the streaming platform, Magaña has expanded the short into a five-part horror series, bringing on a wide variety of talent on and off screen, with the fifth installment airing this Wednesday, July 14, at 10 p.m. PST.
Angela RosePublished 19 days ago in Horror"Fear Street Part 2: 1978" REVIEW
I previously wrote about the first instalment of the Fear Street trilogy here. While the movie itself didn't blow me away, it did leave me excited to see how the trilogy would develop past its initial chapter. How did it perform? Well...
Littlewit PhilipsPublished 20 days ago in Horror
