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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.
We Have a Ghost Movie Quick Review
Christopher Landon creates wonderfully quirky films in the horror genre that defy the prevalent cynicism of the day. In films like "Happy Death Day," "Happy Death Day 2U," and "Freaky," he expresses contagious joy through filmmaking, avoiding the pretension of "elevated horror." Whatever you want to say about their overall quality or execution; No one can argue that Landon was having a blast while creating them. When Landon is given permission to be silly in a way that only makes the viewer smile, his most recent film, "We Have a Ghost," is at its best. Sadly, his writing isn't as good as his directing, and the movie drags on for far too long and has multiple endings, even though it seems content to repeat themes and images rather than expand on the film's intriguing concepts. In the end, it's a good distraction, which is what most Netflix users are looking for. However, I hope he makes "Happy Death Day 3" before coming back to this world.
By Zara Vidhya4 years ago in Horror
Moonless Night Camping At Cluj-Napoca
The moonless night camping at Cluj-Napoca was meant to be a fun adventure for four friends, but it quickly turned into a terror they could not explain. They arrived at the campsite just as the sun was setting, eager to set up their tent and start their night of fun.
By Sarah Rose4 years ago in Horror
If The Oscars Want To Increase Viewership, They Need To Start Nominating Horror Movies
Anyone who loves the movies knows that it is no secret that awards shows almost always leave out the horror genre. Just a week ago, the genre has a whole was snubbed yet again by Hollywood's biggest awards show, despite 2022 being an outstanding year for horror. In the entire history of the Oscars, the Academy has only nominated six horror movies for Best Picture: The Exorcist, Black Swan, The Sixth Sense, Jaws, Get Out, and The Silence of the Lambs. Out of those nominations, only three actors have ever won an Oscar for their horror performances: Natalie Portman for Black Swan, Ruth Gordon in Rosemary's Baby, and Kathy Bates in Misery.
By Jenika Enoch4 years ago in Horror
The Portal to the Unknown: Uncovering the Secrets of the Universe
Gilbert and Praveena were two curious students studying at a prestigious university in India. One day, they stumbled upon an old abandoned house on the outskirts of town. It was said to be haunted by the ghost of an Indian scientist who had disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
By Daniel Praveen 4 years ago in Horror
"Death at the Station: A Journey into the Unknown"
It was a dark and stormy night as the train pulled into the station. The passengers stepped out, shivering in the cold, and made their way towards the exit. But something was off. The station was eerily quiet, and there was no one there to greet them.
By Daniel Praveen 4 years ago in Horror
