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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.
Movie Review: 'The Scary of 61st' Posits a Jeffrey Epstein Conspiracy Horror Movie
The Scary of 61st is a creepy, macabre, horror movie that centers around none other than Jeffrey Epstein. The horror movie from writer director Dasha Nekrasova posits a world in which the evil of Jeffrey Epstein was the manifestation of a demon which possesses and destroys the roommates who move into one of Epstein’s former stash houses, apartments where Epstein is alleged to have imprisoned very young women before they were then traded like currency amongst Epstein’s uber-rich friends around the world.
By Sean Patrick5 years ago in Horror
Jamie Clayton Cast as Pinhead in New 'Hellraiser' Reboot
It's no big controversy to say that horror films are only as good as their villains. Jamie Lee Curtis is fantastic in the Halloween films, but that series rides on Michael Meyers. Heather Langenkamp kills it (pun intended) as Nancy Thompson in A Nightmare on Elm Street, but everybody will think of Freddy Kreuger with his burned visage and finger knives instantly when they hear the title.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Horror
Ozploitation Royalty: Dennis Hopper Brings Mad Dog Morgan To Visceral Heights
In the autumn of 1865 the unique and notorious desperado, bushranger Dan Morgan, crossed the Murray River from New South Wales into Victoria to do battle with the law for the last time. What happened has been a secret for over 100 years. And so it should have been, if only to save face for the corrupt and hated colonial establishment of the day. This then is the fascinating tale, told for the first time, of the romantic and extraordinary villain they called Mad Dog Morgan. - Tagline from the film
By Postmortem Video5 years ago in Horror
The Shadow Over Overlord
Overlord is good. Actually, it’s more than good. It’s great. Although not entirely original, it has appeared at a time where the remake has pushed its way to the forefront of horror cinema. With the influx of unnecessary horror remakes and canon-jumping franchise sequels as of late, Overlord brings with it elements most notably found in video games and strange fiction while giving a generous nod to horror films of the past without cashing in on the name and likeness.
By Postmortem Video5 years ago in Horror
Toxic Hooch, Dick Football, and Oblivion-Black Humor
Once in a blue moon, a movie comes along that provides like no other. It can contain in-depth analysis into the human psyche, a romantic tryst that inhibits the world from rotating on its axis, profound intellectual human emotions on galactic levels, and/or redemption that sustains your inner wisdom that unchains the shackles of remorse or guilt.
By Postmortem Video5 years ago in Horror
A Definitive Ranking of "The Conjuring" Franchise. Top Story - December 2021.
The Conjuring. Whether or not you like horror movies, audiences everywhere have been captivated by the franchise. James Wan first introduced audiences to the saga in 2013, with the first film, rightly named “The Conjuring”. Since then, seven more movies have been released in the universe, and at least two more are known to be in talks of production. The main draw to the films is no doubt their connection to Lorrain and Ed Warren. Ed, a famed demonologist, and Lorrain, a skilled psychic medium, have taken on hundreds of cases throughout their lengthy career. Some include the Amityville Horror house, the Smurl haunting, and The Snedeker House ( best known from the film The Haunting in Connecticut, though not a part of The Conjuring franchise).
By Alesia Brooks5 years ago in Horror
Review: "Candyman"
Bernard Rose's take on Clive Barker's Candyman back in 1992 still stands the test of time as one of the best horror films to come out. Inevitably, the hit film spawned a bunch of sequels that never quite hit the success of its predecessor. In comes Jordan Peele off the success of hit films like Get Out and Us looking to rejuvenate the franchise and largely he did. Peele worked with director Nia DaCosta on this film and both shared writing credits. The pair disregarded the sequels that followed the original Candyman and instead focused on the aftermath of it created a pseudo-spiritual sequel. This take on the character enriches the universe and builds on it to incredible success.
By Nick Cavuoti5 years ago in Horror
‘Black Friday’: The Good News Is It Includes Bruce Campbell, the Bad News Is That It’s Not Very Good
Adding Bruce Campbell to your cast will automatically attract any genre enthusiast. The man is a legend, possibly one of the most charismatic men on the planet. A man so charismatic, I’m seriously considering watching an upcoming Hallmark movie just because he’s in it. I know it’s going to suck, but hey, it’s got Bruce Campbell! At the very least, I can admire his chin for 90 minutes.
By MovieBabble5 years ago in Horror
The demon inside a child real story - Conjuring 3 movie review
Following five years, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It the third installment in the leader storyline, which presently incorporates various side project establishments gets back to the dependent on a genuine case system that dispatched this loathsomeness universe.
By Ankit Kholiya5 years ago in Horror
