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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.
'Alien' - A Movie Review
When you return to earth, please don’t bring an alien back with you! Alien crawled onto the big screen forty years ago! During their expeditions in unknown territory in outer space, a small crew is attacked by a dangerous creature. It’s only a matter of escape before the alien attacks them all.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Cloverfield' (2008)
As a horror head, one of the most interesting things I ever heard about horror was from my father. When he was a kid, the idea of Godzilla scared the shit out of him. Today, we crave something more out of modern horror. The idea of being scared by Kaiju sounds kinda cute, really. Even with the advent of Shin Godzilla, going back to the roots of the evil king lizard, it's not what anyone would really consider scary.
By Reed Alexander7 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'A.M.I' Is Better than 'Jexi'
I can say this for the new phone based slasher movie A.M.I: It's better than the equally phone obsessed nationwide theatrical release, Jexi. A.M.I is a courageous, artistically limited new horror movie that recently debuted on Netflix, timed to coincide, I assume, with the release of the Adam Devine comedy Jexi. Both films are about young people whose phone is related to their parental issues.
By Sean Patrick7 years ago in Horror
The 10 Best Horror Movies Ever Made
Halloween is around the corner and it's time to reflect. 10. The Ring (2002) People dying seven days after watching a mysterious tape. Yeah, seen that many times. But this movie never fails to amaze; even after watching it 10 times, you will still be creeped out when Samara climbs out of the hole and moves towards the screen. That kid is absolutely terrifying and the movie should not be missed in any horror lover's DVD collection.
By Patty Wicke7 years ago in Horror
Spooktober—9 Frighteningly Good Netflix Finds
When it comes to horror movies, Netflix can be a real goody-bag of both tricks and treats. From slashers to deep psychological horrors, there’s something in this popular category to delight even the most discerning of horror fans.
By Stace Oddity7 years ago in Horror
'Orphan' - A Movie Review
We’re adopting our new child today. Her name is Esther. What, why are you looking at me like that? Ten years ago, Orphan, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, was released into theaters. The Colman’s adopt a new member into their family. At first, Esther is a sweet girl getting along with everyone. As time goes by, something is not right with Esther as she commits crimes no child in their right mind would ever do.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Horror
5 Creepy Kids Films for Halloween
As Halloween gets closer, I kind of wondered about kids films for the season. Most of the time when you see Halloween-themed movie marathons on television they're all R-rated films. So, does that mean that there are no scary kids films for Halloween?
By Greg Seebregts7 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Neon Maniacs' (1986)
What's better than a slasher horror? A slasher horror with multiple slashers! Jesus fucking Christ what a dumpster fire. This is another beauty from my childhood years. I believe I first saw it on USA Up All Night. I really miss the USA channel. Duckman, titty flicks, cheep ass horror. Man those were the days. They'd edit out all the good parts, but it was the only way for a little kid to get R-rated stuff back before the internet was a thing.
By Reed Alexander7 years ago in Horror
'In the Tall Grass'—A Movie Review
If you care to return from the endless maze of tall grass, leave a trail of bread crumbs. In the Tall Grass is a newly released Netflix film based on the short story by Stephen King and Joe Hill. Lured into a field of tall grass, a group of people endlessly wander in the confusing mazes trying to find their way out. Realizing that this tall grass holds more dark power than expected, any chance of escape is thin.
By Marielle Sabbag7 years ago in Horror
