Thinking of horror movies that feature home invasions, the top one on many people’s lists is The Strangers. After seeing it, I can certainly understand why. The story sees a couple who return back to their family vacation home and clearly not having a good time. Their night is about to get worse when three […]
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It seems that people still haven’t their lesson in messing with forces beyond their comprehension. They think they know it all until they learned a lesson in humility. All that and more is what we see in the latest holiday horror The Sacrifice Game. The story takes place in the 70s at an all girls
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If there’s one thing that we’ve learned about South Korean cinema in just the last few years alone, it’s that they are in a world of their own. They have ways to combine tragedy and violence into an amalgamation that almost defies genre. Humor is sprinkled into everything like salt, the horror cuts deep and
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The latest holiday horror to enter a fold is essentially a loose retelling of the Christmas classic It’s A Wonderful Life except with slasher elements. It’s A Wonderful Knife is a horror that is fun to experience with heartwarming moments as well. The story takes place in a community called Angel Falls where our main
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There are those movies that try something different in the zombie department, and one of those movies that is sadly underrated and not well known is Pontypool. The story sees a shock jock named Mazzy who ends up in the center of an outbreak that turns people violent and cannibalistic and the infection is caused
Before we begin, allow me to ask you: when you close your eyes and picture Dracula, how do you see him? Do you prefer the romantic human type? Or how about the feral Ghoul type? Director Andre Ovredal (The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark) recently brought us a new
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Movies have offered us different giant monsters to cheer for other than just Godzilla and the like, and The Lake is an Asian horror that attempts to do that. It’s a fun ride and yeah you will be on the side of the giant monster with everything involved. A mysterious giant egg is found on
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Filmmaker Eli Roth has long been both revered and loathed by the film world. He’s an intelligent film buff with a personal love for horror who broke onto the scene 20 years ago with a low-budget horror comedy called ‘Cabin Fever’. Between that’s release and mainstream breakout hit ‘Hostel’ he had earned a nasty reputation
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A modern take on Frankenstein that gets very dark and twisted. How far would one go if a loved one that died had a chance to live again. This movie answers those questions but will definitely play on the heart strings as it does so. The story is about a mother whose daughter passes away
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