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The Night Time Man
It’s a stormy night in the south of Texas around 9 PM. Candice, 10, and her mother Darlene, 28, lay on the couch watching television in their small trailer.
Brandy AustinPublished 7 years ago in HorrorHaunting
“I’m telling you, horror movies just aren’t scary anymore!” I say, giggling as we walk in through the door. “Come on, you can’t tell me that there weren’t a couple jump scares in there that got you.” My friend Lizzy argues. “I know for a fact I felt you jump.”
Shera PraguePublished 7 years ago in HorrorMonster Movie Remakes Better Than the Originals
Who's a sucker for a good monster film? I am... I love monster movies. A great scary one will cause the blood to rush right through me and give me goosebumps everywhere from all the chaos. If I view a monster movie's trailer and just the trailer intrigued me, you know damn well I'm going to watch the full film in theaters in dim lighting and HD quality and sound.
George NekilanPublished 7 years ago in HorrorBloodiest Gore Movies of All Time
The movie going public loves carnage, don't even try to argue it, it's a fact at this point. Buckets of blood and severed limbs are mandatory for certain sects of movie lovers. ABC news studied it, and determined that nothing grabs our attention like violence.
It Was a Bad Day for a Bad Kid
Richard Durn was a bad kid; he always had been. He was the third child out of four: two older brothers and a baby sister. His siblings were of an easy nature, sweet children who were about a year apart from each other. But, as his own family often said, when Richard was born the powers that be not only broke the mold, they burned it and buried it. The kid was born rotten.
Deirdre Jackson-HeadPublished 7 years ago in HorrorPoe and the Two Houses
The themes or morals of Edgar Allan Poe’s works still have a presence in our society today and the sense of dread in his writing are imposed onto the reader. This is evident in the correlation between Poe’s "The Fall of the House of Usher" and the modern day horror film House on Haunted Hill. Both have the unerring ability to make the readers and watchers feel they are involved with and being affected by mounting tension.
Heather HortonPublished 7 years ago in HorrorScariest Shows on Netflix Right Now
Netflix is the new cable, but unlike cable, there's plenty of cool shows to choose from right at your fingertips. For those of us who adore having a spooky movie on at any given moment, nothing is quite as awesome as a Netflix horror movie night.
Ossiana TepfenhartPublished 7 years ago in HorrorTick-Tock Drip-Drop Part 2
*Phone Ringing* "9-1-1 what is your emergency?" "My name is Zack, my friend is stuck inside her house with a murderer, and she can't get out."
Sabrina LePublished 7 years ago in Horror