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Chucky Review: "Jennifer's Body"
Wow! So much to drink in after this episode, but I have to do this recap thing first. Rules are rules. So the beginning of this episode takes us all the way back to the exact scene where Season 2 ended: with Chucky revealed as being the Belle doll in disguise, which thwarted Tiffany's plan to get back in the very doll she had inhabited before. Before Chucky could enact his murderous revenge on his longtime beau, the police enter and arrest Tiffany, who is Jennifer Tilly to the rest of the world. Chucky leaves with Caroline, who we see for the first time following her surprise betrayal, but she is pursued by Nica Pierce--who is also making her first appearance since the Season 2 finale.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Horror
Villainess Review: Mrs. Colbert (Tales from the Crypt)
How I loved Tales from the Crypt as a kid, and yes, I'm serious when I say "as a kid." The trend of horror/suspense anthology series continued on as the 1980s concluded, as HBO (during the early years of the network's heyday) delivered with Tales from the Crypt, which premiered on June 10, 1989. Every half hour for seven seasons until the final episode on July 19, 1996, the series delivered a different story which manly focused on horror and suspense, with just a slight bit of humor as well. The host for this series was the "Crypt Keeper," whose voice was provided by the legendary John Kassir for all seven seasons.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Horror
Villainess Review: Elder Woman (Wolves)
Very recently, I was on YouTube browsing through many different vids until I stumbled upon this short film, simply known as Wolves. The setting was a bar, which featured a trio of criminals who were approached by a mysterious woman (referred to as "The Elder Woman" in the end credits"), who the trio thought was begging for money. Amador, the defacto leader of the triumvirate, offered to give the woman a coin (claiming that it could tell the future) in exchange for a good story. With that offer, the woman sat at the table and told her tale.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Horror
Villainess Review: Audrey San Fernando (Day Shift)
Recently, I finally had the time to watch one of Netflix's original films, Day Shift, which came out last summer. I was all in when I first heard about it; another vampire horror-comedy film, this time starring Jamie Foxx and featuring Dave Franco and Snoop Dogg? Yeah, definite recommendation. The film centers on Bud Jablonski, who is introduced as a pool boy, but that's actually a cover for his actual profession: vampire hunter extraordinare. Bud knocks off a pair of vamps, one of them an elderly lady, but that's the tip of the iceberg.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Horror
Top 10 Horror Mystery Movies on Amazon Prime Video You Can’t Miss
Horror and mystery have a timeless appeal, captivating audiences with spine-chilling suspense, eerie atmospheres, and shocking twists. Amazon Prime Video is home to a stellar collection of horror mystery films that promise sleepless nights and edge-of-the-seat thrills. In this article, we’ll explore the top 10 horror mystery movies available on the platform, diving into their gripping storylines and unforgettable scares. From demonic possessions to haunted houses, scaring experiences brings before your eyes horrors that will scare your thoughts long after the credits roll.
By soman Goswami2 years ago in Horror
Under the Starlit Skies
On a clear September night in 1961, Betty and Barney Hill, an interracial couple from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, were returning home from a short vacation in Canada. The couple had hoped the trip would be a much-needed break from their demanding lives—Betty worked as a social worker, and Barney held a position with the postal service. Their relationship was strong, but they often faced societal pressures and discrimination that added stress to their lives.
By Yassine Hamdi2 years ago in Horror
The Curious Journal of Henry Abernathy . Content Warning.
The Journal of Henry Abernathy Growing up, my family always told the story of how we could trace our lineage back to the Revolutionary War. “Your great-great-great-great-great, was that too many greats? Well, anyway, Grandfather Thaddeus Abernathy fought with Washington!” My father would say. I never put too much thought to it, always assuming it was the hyperbole of family lore, until this year. Starting my junior year at Arizona State University, (go Sun Devils!), I was enrolled in a genetics class that had me wondering if there was any truth to the reports. So, I started digging.
By Sandor Szabo2 years ago in Horror
Sex of Spirits: Perspectives and Experiences
Introduction The concept of spirits and their interaction with the material and spiritual realms has long fascinated humanity. Across cultures and religions, spirits are believed to exist as entities free from the constraints of the physical body. Among the many questions surrounding spirits, one particularly intriguing topic is whether spirits possess a sex or gender. This article explores the perspectives, interpretations, and experiences associated with the sex of spirits, delving into religious beliefs, philosophical inquiries, metaphysical interpretations, and anecdotal accounts.
By Sajjad Rana Hussain2 years ago in Horror
Fated Showdown
I confidently strode across the darkened hall, leaving Marsha where she had fallen. Positive in who I would find on the other side of the closed door. Feeling the astral pull of my eternal beloved, I softly opened the door and entered the bedroom. The low light from the window was all I needed to see that the bed was empty, as was the room. Hurrying across the room I threw the closet door open, checking if my fated one was inside, but she was not there. Nor was she under the bed.
By Mother Combs2 years ago in Horror
