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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.

Should You Watch Donnie Darko? . AI-Generated.
"Donnie Darko" is a fascinating movie that revolves around a boy named Donnie Darko, a troubled teenager with mental issues. Things take a dangerous turn when Donnie starts to have visions of a weird rabbit that makes him do wrong things for a specific purpose. What purpose does that rabbit want to fulfil by manipulating a young boy? Should you watch the movie to figure out this question?
By Roshan Kumar2 years ago in Horror
SCREAMS IN THE NIGHT
The boat was rocking in the middle of the water, I was scared as I sat tightly clinging to the side of the boat, my eyes wandering as I looked at the dimly lit night sky with the nineteen moonlight. We sat piled together in the boat compartment. The two big men rowing the boat lightly tapped on the roof to signal that we had arrived at a safe place and we could move a little. The bow rower lifted the leaf cover to look in.
By HK Decor2 years ago in Horror
SCREAMS IN THE NIGHT
The boat was rocking in the middle of the water, I was scared as I sat tightly clinging to the side of the boat, my eyes wandering as I looked at the dimly lit night sky with the nineteen moonlight. We sat piled together in the boat compartment. The two big men rowing the boat lightly tapped on the roof to signal that we had arrived at a safe place and we could move a little. The bow rower lifted the leaf cover to look in.
By HK Decor2 years ago in Horror
AN UNJUST SOUL BY THE RIVERBANK
The night gradually turned to morning, the sky was breezy, the cool river breeze blew into the rustling trees along the shore. The river surface was full of water, clusters of water hyacinths floated down, the dying moonlight was dim on each leaf. Kha swam slowly to the river's edge, the small boat rocking with every move he made to throw his net. Somewhere in the neighborhood there was a rooster crowing. Kha put his net into the boat and sighed. He went fishing all night but didn't earn much. He had to return early in time for his mother to sell the fish at the morning market. Swimming quickly, the boat swerved into the riverbank, where there were luxuriant trees, waving its hands at the branches and leaves that threatened to hit its face, when it suddenly heard a whisper a few steps away from it. Suddenly, it was creepy, remembering the ghost story at this banyan tree that old people often told, that ghosts often appeared late at night, when the riverbank was deserted. The whisper still echoed, Kha turned around, chills ran down his spine, his arms and legs trembled, glimpsed through the canopy of leaves, under an old banyan tree with roots hanging like human hair was a white shadow. That white shadow slowly turned back to Kha. It panicked and ran away, its legs clinging to each other. It felt like something was following behind it, gliding through the rustling trees...
By HK Decor2 years ago in Horror
THEATER AND CINEMA SCHOOL DORMITORY
Trieu Thi Mai Duong - full name is quite long so friends just call her Duong - from Nghe An, student of screenwriting department, University of Theater and Cinema. Yang is straightforward and impulsive, but can play around.
By HK Decor2 years ago in Horror
THE DEAD RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. Pham had always lived in the city, but before Mr. Pham retired, they decided to live in the countryside to enjoy the fresh air and tranquility necessary for old age. They bought a lovely piece of land on a hillside, and as soon as they moved in, Mrs. Pham's first job was to immediately plant a vegetable garden with all the vegetables that her grandparents liked.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Horror
THE GHOST OF DEATH
On the road from Saigon to Long An, passersby noticed an old villa located on a vast plot of land, about twenty kilometers from Long An bridge. That is the Phuoc Loc Tho villa of the Ma family, a rich Chinese businessman who came to Vietnam to start a business at the end of the last century.
By Ken Daklak2 years ago in Horror
Classic Movie Review: 'Don't Go in the Woods' Alone
Don't Go in the Woods (1981) Directed by James Bryan Written by Garth Eliassen Starring Jack McClelland, Mary Gail Artz, Tom Drury
By Sean Patrick2 years ago in Horror
Weird haunted office
When people think of ghosts, they often imagine something terrifying or harmful. However, today I want to share with you a few (or perhaps just one) ghostly activities experienced right in the heart of Kolkata, which are neither frightening nor harmful.
By MD. RAFIQUL ISLAM MURAD 2 years ago in Horror
Horror Classics: Brides of Dracula (1960)
With the production of Dracula in 1958, it gave people a vampire film like no other. The film was very successful and it wasn't long before Hammer Studios commissioned a sequel. Jimmy Sangster (he also wrote the previous film) was brought in to write the screenplay.
By Greg Seebregts2 years ago in Horror
*When The Trail Ends*
The narrator is a long-time runner who has been wondering for years about the purpose of running. As they lie face-first on a beaten trail, they notice the world around them, which is spring with birds chirping, trees budding, and damp earth. They take deep breaths and lay in bliss, catching their breath for what felt like an eternity. However, they remember falling, and they fall in the direction they were running.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'The Barrens' (2012)
Okay, this movie could be done right. Yes, that means it's bad and don't waste your time. SPOILERS!!! The whole thing with the father having rabies is brilliant. What seems like a man having a slow nervous breakdown actually turns out to be a man suffering from delusions caused by rabies. Yeah, it's a bit of a stretch for the symptoms of rabies, but not far enough to be problematic. It makes for pretty good writing. This guy seems like he's just crazy and getting crazier, but there's actually a reason and it's not what you'd think. So, on the surface it's pretty smart, though slightly dull for a slasher. At some point it tries to play it off like there is a Jersy Devil killing people... will talk more about that later... but you figure out pretty quickly that it's really the father. This guy is losing his mind and just flat-out killing people. That's good storytelling. Yeah it's simple, yeah it's riding a horror cliche, but it's pretty smart.
By Reed Alexander2 years ago in Horror