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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 Top Horror Films You Need to See: The Big Wrap-Up
In the other installments in our series we covered Vampires, Werewolves, Zombies, Slasher films, Ghosts, Creatures, and Supernatural horror. In this article we'll feature the films that are still horror that may not fit into a specific type, as well as a few we forgot to include.
Mr. Violence: 1983
38 years Later. It's the year 1983. Raphael had become a highly decorated Vietnam Vet in the Vietnam War and became a famous Psychologist. Now he has been a college professor at Victoria College in Victoria, Texas, and has been there for 3 years. He teaches English and Psychology at the university. He is well-known on campus by the students and other professors.
Victor Robinson IIPublished about a year ago in HorrorThe 3 best scary stories from famous ghost movies
October: The spookiest month of the year leading up to the 31st. Before that horrifying date falls, the weeks leading up to Halloween are usually filled with haunted attractions, costume planning and, of course, horror movie marathons. For many, a scary movie is just that: a movie. However, the next ten are unique in that the events surrounding the films' making and their backstory are more chilling than anything on screen.
Mr. Violence: Voorhees Vs Cordell
In 1988, Mr. Violence Aka Special Agent Raphael ''Jimmy" Jameson is part of the F.B.I Special Unit that solves unbelievable cases, and cases that other units can't solve this is one of those stories.
Victor Robinson IIPublished about a year ago in HorrorMovie Review: Tales from the Hood 3
I’ve already watched Tales from the Hood and Tales from the Hood 2 now I have finally get to watch the third part of tales from the Hood 3.
Gladys W. MuturiPublished about a year ago in HorrorThe Best 'Dracula' Film Ever Made
He’s the king of vampires. He’s been in movies, books, comics, and theatre. Hell, there’s a puppet on Sesame Street and a cereal mascot modeled after him. Let me tell you something: Count Chocula is pretty goddamn delicious. I used to eat it while watching Dracula movies. Huh. Just typing that gave me some insight into myself. Anywho, Dracula is probably the most adapted literary character in any medium. If he’s not being adapted outright, there are characters that invoke him. Whenever vampire stories are created, he’s always on the artist’s mind, whether they are influenced by him or not. In fact, Dracula has become such a staple, some people think Dracula is the first fictional vampire ever created. That distinction goes to a guy named Varney. Varney the Vampire. No. I’m not making that up.
George A. VelezPublished about a year ago in HorrorBasket Case (1982)
One of the most memorable lines from Basket Case, director Frank Henenlotter's 1982 splatter, gross-out icon of a picture, is said by a blonde-headed receptionist, Sharon, (Terri Susan Smith), who has some rather tremendous...talents. She says,
The Top Supernatural Films You Need to See
"Black Sunday" (1960) (Gene pick) From acclaimed director Mario Bava, this film is about a woman (Barbara Steele) executed for being a witch, who returns centuries later to exact her revenge. The execution scene is by far one of the most brutal in horror, particularly given that it's from 1960, and it goes far to explain why Barbara Steele is in her own right a horror icon. Highly recommended.
Trick 'r Treat - A Movie Review
It’s Halloween! The one night a year when we pretend to be something scary. Ringing the doorbell in 2007, Trick ‘r Treat sets around five interwoven stories taking place on Halloween night. Whether they loathe this night or worship the night, a dark supernatural trick ‘r treater plagues the town.
Marielle SabbagPublished about a year ago in HorrorReed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Salem's Lot' (1979)
Jesus fuck, why the hell was this so scary when we were kids? It's easy to forget the 'Leave It To Beaver' TV acting of the 70s. Mind you, this was considered premo acting back in those days. It's like my review of Suspiria (1977). It doesn't make sense now that acting has evolved and needs to be more genuine. Back in the days, theater acting was considered more appropriate while today it would only seem hammy. That being said, the acting is still good enough for horror, even by today's standards, so fuck it, it's fine.
Reed AlexanderPublished about a year ago in HorrorMy Favorite Horror Films
Halloween is one of the best days of any year. All the amazing costumes, candy and horror films that you can ask for. The list of horror films worth watching grows every single year but here are the top 5 that always stick with me no matter what time of year it is.
Reel VibesPublished about a year ago in HorrorVivarium - A Movie Review
We’ve been driving for hours and we still end up at the same house. Vivarium is a 2019 film. Looking for a house in a nice neighborhood, Gemma and Tom follow a strange realtor into a neighborhood. Attempting to leave, they’re trapped in an endless line of houses in the same neighborhood. If they want to be free, they must raise a child.
Marielle SabbagPublished about a year ago in Horror