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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.
Blackwood's Yew Farm
Jenna, a YouTuber, is tasked with documenting the haunting atmosphere of Blackwood's Yew Farm, a place that has been empty for years. She sets her camera on the porch handrail and captures B-roll footage of the house's interior, including the staircase and fireplace. Jenna is known for setting up convincing shots to keep her audience on edge.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
Annabelle
We've probably all seen the movie Annabelle. At least everyone has seen the Conjuring movie, be it Annabelle or not. The Conjuring movie first featured a doll that was based on another movie, named Annabelle. That Annabelle doll has some real history. So let's know that history today.
By KH.Asaduzzaman2 years ago in Horror
“The Residue Burn”
Grazer's Knoll is a picturesque small town in the Sacramento Valley, with strong and stoic men and lovingly stern and powerful women. The sewing circles of the town run the show. Kenny, the youngest of four, was well-behaved and never complained about his studies or siblings. His two older brothers and sister were all in their teens, and they pretended to fear their father. However, the real heavyweight of the family was the mother, who spoke with an eerie calm tone when things got serious.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
Unraveling the Enigma of Dogman: A Cryptid Controversy in Pennsylvania and Beyond. Content Warning.
In the shadowy realms where myth converges with reality, the enigmatic figure of the Dogman prowls, captivating the imaginations of cryptid enthusiasts and folklore aficionados alike. Emerging from the depths of legend, this creature, with its eerie fusion of canine and humanoid features, challenges our understanding of the natural world and ignites debates about its existence.
By Alexander Mensah2 years ago in Horror
“No Turning Back ”
Norman, a man with a pathological compulsion to keep going forward, is driving on a desolate stretch of open road. He is reminded of a news story about arrows painted on the road leading to a dead body, and the idea of cults and cannibals among the trees. He wonders if there is a town in this direction, but he continues forward, driven by the gas needle.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of Alien: Covenant (2017)
So, in my review of Prometheus (2012), I mentioned that it was a terrible Alien (1979) origin story. It could have seriously been a good story all on its own, but it stepped into a franchise it had no business being a part of. Alien: Covenant (2017), was the origin story the franchise deserved. Sure, it had the same life-creating, spontaneously mutating, terraforming virus, but it honestly didn't even have to be directly linked to Prometheus. A scientific experiment, of alien origins, gone wrong, is already a great fucking plot. We didn't even need David from Prometheus to be a part of it, it could have been anything, including one of the "Navigator's" species biological research lab. You could have flat-out started from scratch and in no way linked it to Prometheus. Hell, they probably shouldn't have linked it to Prometheus, considering what a franchise letdown that turned out to be.
By Reed Alexander2 years ago in Horror
The Eyes
The narrator is rushing to get a job interview, but is startled by a knock on the door and finds no one on their stoop. They find a mismatched looking amulet with a large purple-green stone encased in gold and a torn-out notebook paper with a message: "Your gonne need this." They wrap the chain around their fingers and walk towards downtown, taking advantage of the cool autumn breeze.
By Kamran Alam2 years ago in Horror
