The 90s is when films were experimenting with CGI, and sometimes the results were questionable. Ghost in the Machine is a prime example of that. It’s a pretty decent sci-fi horror flick, but the terrible CGI was definitely a factor that prevented it from being highly successful. The movie is about a serial killer known […]
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M. Night Shyamalan weaves us another tale of of mysticism that comes at the cost of a family unit. When a family visits a secluded beach while staying at a resort, they start to notice something strange happening.. something where everyone is seemingly aging by years within hours. It’s a simple concept that has a
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The Empty Man is one of those movies you aren’t going to figure out the first time you watch it, and will take multiple viewings to decipher what it is exactly about. Sadly, this is a film that got lost in the shuffle with the direct to video releases in 2020, so many are just
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In discussing vampire films, one that in my experience that people don’t mention much that should be brought up more is one called Near Dark. Heck, I was not even aware of it until recently, so I checked it out, and it’s a good one. The film follows country boy Caleb who meets a vampire
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Dario Argento is considered one of the great Italian horror directors. His films are big on mystery, suspense, over the top violence and set pieces, and hypnotizing colors. And while the director has many popular pieces, “Tenebrae” is arguably one of his best. A horror fiction writer has released a new book called Tenebrae, and
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When I was a teenager, my first introduction to horror was R.L. Stine and his Fear Street novels. You had slashers, supernatural, etc, and I gobbled those books up like candy. When they announced a series of movies based on Fear Street. naturally I was intrigued. We got three separate movies all based in the
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I picked up a lot of classic horror recently from Barnes & Noble for their 1/2 off Criterion sale, and the first one I’m digging into is this famous, but underseen, film. When a man is found floating face up in a lifeboat in the ocean – dubbed the only survivor of the ship he
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The third film, Puppet Master III: Toulan’s Revenge serves as a prequel, and gives us a little backstory of Toulan and his puppets. The plot deals with Andre Toulan who attracted the wrong kind of attention from Nazis. They kill his wife in cold blood, so Toulan naturally takes his revenge on the ones responsible.
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A few weeks ago I went for a small family vacation to a Lake. So the night before we departed, I decided to watch this movie for the very first time. A story about a massive gator that lives in a lake and is suspected of being the root of a bunch of missing tourists
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