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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.
Top 10 horror movie watched in this year
Top 10 horror movies watched in this year Introduction:Horror movies are a great way to get your heart racing and your mind spinning. From classic horror films to modern horror blockbusters, the genre has something to offer for everyone. The following list contains some of the best horror movies of all time, guaranteed to give you the creeps and keep you on the edge of your seat. So if you're looking for a good scare, these are the top 10 horror movies you should watch.
By Sharan Kumar4 years ago in Horror
Violent Night - A Movie Review
It’s okay. Santa Claus will save the day. Flying into theaters in 2022, Santa Claus is in a predicament. Trapped in a house where a wealthy family is held hostage by a group of mercenaries, Santa steps in to help so he can finish delivering presents.
By Marielle Sabbag4 years ago in Horror
‘Christmas Bloody Christmas’ Movie Review
In the latest from Joe Begos, it’s Christmas Eve, and co-workers Tori (Riley Dandy) and Robbie (Sam Delich) have nothing better to do than get as drunk as possible. But at the nearby toy store, a highly advanced animatronic Santa (Abraham Benrubi) begins a vicious killing spree. Why? Who knows?! But now Tori and Robbie have to find a way to stop it… or at least survive.
By Will Lasley4 years ago in Horror
Black Christmas - A Movie Review
It’s Christmas, but I have the Halloween vibe. Black Christmas is a 1974 film. A group of sorority girls is stalked by a stranger sending cryptic calls. In the midst of enjoying their holiday break, people disappear left and right. Jess must get to the bottom of the situation.
By Marielle Sabbag4 years ago in Horror
Before Jordan Peele, there was Rusty and Darin
Before Jordan Peele's 2017 horror film Get Out debut dominating the box office which earned former actor Jordan Peele as the horror flick director and earned him an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, there was film directors who were behind the 1995 horror flick Tales from the Hood that was beyond woke than Get Out but didn't get much accolades not even an Oscar buzz. Actor, writer and filmmaker Rusty Cundieff and his partner filmmaker Darin Scott both wrote the anthology film based on the African American community with horror themes.
By Gladys W. Muturi4 years ago in Horror










