movie review
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 Harvesting' Promises Supernatural Chills on DVD and VOD Now...
A house in the countryside, plenty of land and room for the kids to run around, what could be wrong with that?. In the grand tradition of many a horror movie comes 'The Harvesting' a tale about a family surrounded by evil on a country break. Escape to the country indeed...
Matt LoftusPublished 6 years ago in HorrorLove Cheesy Horror Movies? Then Check Out 1988's 'Ghosthouse' for a Dose of Nostalgia...
Remember the good old days when you used to stroll down to the video rental store and spend hours perusing the shelves looking for the right movie to take home that night?. I miss those times of 'discovering' new horror movies this way, today it's all pages and pages of descriptions plastered across Netflix or some such streaming site. More convenient sure but some of the magic has been lost forever...
Matt LoftusPublished 6 years ago in HorrorLights Out: It'll make you scared of the dark again.
"Lights Out" is the next horror flick coming from the director of The Conjuring, James Wan. The full-length feature came about after a short film under the same title released in 2013, becoming a viral sensation. Now a full length feature has been developed and the trailer sets the film up to surpass expectations.
Isla Fisher Experiences Paranormal Activity in 'Visions' Out on DVD and VOD Today...
Out Today (in the U.K) 'Visions' is the newest Horror Thriller from Blumhouse Pictures and starring Isla Fisher. Um i'm not comfortable with this...
Matt LoftusPublished 6 years ago in Horror'The Conjuring' to Return With Another Sequel, Likely Without Director James Wan
The Conjuring franchise is one of the top rated franchises across the globe, and it doesn't stop with The Conjuring 2. It has been confirmed that The Conjuring will get a second sequel — which is in early pre-production stage — with David Leslie Johnson returning to write the third installment.
Lewis JefferiesPublished 6 years ago in Horror5 Popular Horror Comedy Films of the 80s
Horror comedy is growing in popularity it seems like, and the 80s has some of the best! Here are five of some of the most popular ones from the 80s. If you have not seen some or any of these, then what are you waiting for? Have yourself an 80s horror comedy marathon!
LaDeena CabigonPublished 6 years ago in HorrorDon't Close The Book Just Yet: Why 'The Final Chapter' Won't Be The End Of The Resident Evil Franchise
Well, the T-Virus may have been given the flu shot while the evil schemes of the Umbrella Corporation go out to pasture, but the story from #ResidentEvil feels far from over. Scooping up a big gooey handful of brains and over $1.15 billion at the box office, #SonyPictures would be mad to let 2017's Resident Evil: The Final Chapter film be the "final" nail in the coffin.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in HorrorGet Out (Again): As The Best Horror Of 2017, Will 'Get Out' Get A Sequel?
There's nothing like a bit of casual slavery to remind us just how relevant racial matters can be, while even the realms of horror films and slashers are no exception to the rules. Knocking at the door of 2017's white privilege comes #JordanPeele's Get Out, an eerie Stepford Wives for us millennials. The world of the Armitage Estate brings #Universal's film to life in Peele's directorial debut, which will surely kick start an illustrious film career for the 38-year-old.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in HorrorNew The Mummy Hints at Connection With 1999's The Mummy
As the first movie in line to kick off Universal's monster movie universe, a lot was expected of The Mummy. Between setting up a cinematic universe, distinguishing itself from past installments, and establishing key plot devices to be used in upcoming movies, The Mummy had its work cut out for it. But, amidst all the uncertainty, the film did well in carving out a path for future monster movies as well—as potentially establishing a connection with a franchise from a decade ago.
Freddy Gets Fingered: Is 'A Nightmare On Elm Street II' The Gayest Horror Film Of All Time?
After the bloody-curdling success of 1984's A Nightmare on Elm Street, a sequel was immediately green-lit for the following year. With a change of both staff and style came A Nightmare on Elm Street II: Freddy's Revenge. Finally, Fred Krueger was back with his razor-edged glove, but this time he came literally screaming out of the closet and into our nightmares. Dubbed the "homo A Nightmare on Elm Street," it is time to dust that rhinestone fedora with some pink glitter and get ready for the gayest film since Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
Tom ChapmanPublished 6 years ago in HorrorThe 50 Best Action Horror Movies, Ranked
Are you looking for some great movies to watch this Halloween, but are over the same old slashers? How about adding a little spice to that routine and throwing in some action with your horror?
Tyler S. CallawayPublished 6 years ago in HorrorAre VR Experiences The Future Of Horror Movies? 'IT' Remake Sets The Bar High With New VR Video
As most of us are aware, horror movies are lacking something to keep us as fans interested. Lately, the decline in the number of people watching horror movies has increased dramatically, proving that they're not as big of a draw as they once were. And while movies in the horror genre aren't lacking anything in quality, it's how fans are experiencing them that's driving them away.