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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 17 best Mexican horror movies
Hasta el viento tiene miedo (1968) Director: Carlos Enrique Taboada As punishment, a group of girls must spend their vacations at the boarding school where they study. However, the ghost of a former student of the institution, Claudia, will begin to torment them.
By diego michel5 years ago in Horror
Scream (2022) - A Movie Review
Remember the rules to a horror movie? Everything is repeating, so remember. After the events that happened 25 years ago, Scream is a 2022 sequel. Another victim falls prey to a killer in a Ghostface mask. Targeting a group of teens, it’s only a matter of time to solve the case before everyone is killed.
By Marielle Sabbag5 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'Heckle' starring Steve Guttenberg
It’s almost hard to believe that at one time, Steve Guttenberg was a major Hollywood star. Coming off of his terrifically fun role in Police Academy in 1984, Guttenberg became a highly marketable talent. He got more than sequel out of The Police Academy movies, to declining interest each time and managed to squander the significant goodwill he’d accrued in Police Academy, a movie many people still love today.
By Sean Patrick5 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'The World Ends at Camp Z'
World Ends at Camp Z is a low budget zombie movie that, though it may look like a horror comedy, takes its premise deathly seriously. Directed by Ding Wang, what looks like it should be a wild horror comedy quickly establishes itself as a dire waiting game as interchangeable characters are introduced, bicker in desperately unfunny fashion, and wait for zombies to show up and make a meal of them.
By Sean Patrick5 years ago in Horror
Why 'Jaws 2' Is Technically A Slasher Movie
The movie Jaws created a sensation when it was released in the summer of 1975. In all the vast and unknown depths of the ocean...how could there have only been ONE? Jaws was an event. It was the first movie to ever hit $100 million at the box office with people queuing around blocks to the movie theater, coining the phrase "blockbuster." It tapped into the primal fear of the unknown of what lurked beneath the waves. It even resulted in fewer beachgoers that year. Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water in 1978, the terror would continue in Jaws 2.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Horror
Amazon Original Sci-Fi ‘The Vast Of Night’ is a Love Letter to The Twilight Zone
The Vast of Night (2019) Story Analysis The Vast of Night (2019) was a surprise for me when I flipped it on my Amazon account. I wasn't entirely sure what to expect and frankly, I had done little to no research. I selfishly wanted it to grab and pull me in, otherwise, I wasn't going to spend time on it.
By Fiona Percival5 years ago in Horror
Studio 666: Deadly Good or Dead on Arrival?
Looking around the mostly empty movie theater, I wondered if anyone else had come to see Studio 666 directly after church like my husband and I did. Maybe not as common an after-church event as a meal with the family or a nap, but hey, we are unique.
By The Nerd Habit5 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'Studio 666' Gets Horror Comedy Right
Studio 666 walks a remarkably slim tight rope between comedy and bloody horror and manages brilliantly to stay upright. This wildly fun and playful horror movie starring the rock band, The Foo Fighters, is such a jovial delight that even when someone dies horrifically you can sense they did so with the glee of a child enjoying a theme park ride. Dave Grohl and company are having an absolute ball sending up horror tropes and playing them straight for scares at the same time and I loved every moment of it.
By Sean Patrick5 years ago in Horror
The Guest, review
Being autistic I never had any friends, it is just hard to get people to understand you: especially with high functioning autism that I have so my ONLY SOLICE after the merciless bullying I received was to go home and watch movies with the dream of being a critic. I was always that guy who would come out of the movies picking apart every detail, for instant in the new matrix movie a dead give away Neil Patrick Harris is the villian would be his glasses they are blue and the blue pill is the pill that keeps people in the matrix, he talks with a soft even tone much like every other villian towards Neo and he is the secondary face shown in the trailer, so with those I had a 99% positive rate that he would be the villian before it even came out in theaters. Anyway in this article what I really want to talk about is the little guy. Sure there are many people running reviews on big name films but why not throw the little guy a bone once in a while after all even the small dogs deserve a treat, I mean not every show dog has to be big.
By SnickersWriting5 years ago in Horror
The 2015 Horror Film ‘The Invitation’ Modernizes the Philosophies of Memento Mori
Impressions of the Film I've loved The Invitation (2015) since the first viewing and have gone back to rewatch it at leisure. But I wanted to take today to go over what meaning and discovery I find within this modern cautionary tale of death, grief, and how the desire to live is also how we all live with death at any moment. But to quote the RogerEbert.com 2016 review:
By Fiona Percival5 years ago in Horror
