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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.
Bride of Chucky vs Seed of Chucky
I had been on a roll writing movie comparison stories, that I decided to delve into the Chucky films, though as I stated in the beginning of this, there are rules. It's only the seven core films that are mentioned, and it will be divided into three parts, because honestly, I believe the films were divided into three phases. The first part was the original Child's Play trilogy, which covered the 1988 original, and the sequels that came out in 1990 and 1991. You can check out that story here . For Part 2, the focus will be on the fourth and fifth films, Bride of Chucky and Seed of Chucky.
By Clyde E. Dawkinsabout 22 hours ago in Horror
'Inferno' (1980) - Dario Argento Descends Into the Mother of Darkness
The Mother of Darkness In 1980, Dario Argento followed Suspiria with Inferno , a film that seemed determined to prove that whatever nightmare he had created the first time around could still get stranger.
By Movies of the 80s14 days ago in Horror
"Child's Play" Triple Threat: Original vs 2 vs 3
Lately I've been making movie comparisons on Vocal; first off, it was the comparisons between Tommy Boy and Black Sheep , and recently, it was Billy Madison vs Happy Gilmore . I had others in mind before this one, but I just can't resist doing this. I've been watching the Chucky films a lot lately, and I've watched them for nearly all my life. I've reached a point where I can pretty much recite them bit-by-bit, line-by-line. So I decided that I'm going to compare the Chucky films, but here are the caveats:
By Clyde E. Dawkins17 days ago in Horror
Superstition: The Forgotten 80s Horror Movie That Really Wanted You Dead
There is something wonderfully nasty about Superstition . Released in 1982, James W. Roberson’s supernatural horror film is the kind of movie that seems to have been assembled from whatever the early 1980s horror boom had lying around. Take the haunted-house atmosphere of The Amityville Horror , throw in the increasingly elaborate body count of the slasher movie, add a little Italian-style gore, and drop the whole thing into a house with a very bad history.
By Movies of the 80s23 days ago in Horror
To All a Goodnight: The Killer Santa Movie Nobody Was Angry About
There is a strange little footnote in the history of Christmas horror. In 1984, Silent Night, Deadly Night became one of the most controversial horror movies of the decade. Parents protested outside theaters. Television advertisements were pulled. Critics condemned the movie. The film was eventually withdrawn from theaters after only a couple of weeks.
By Movies of the 80s26 days ago in Horror
