Surely by this point you’re all familiar with the story of ‘The Grudge’. In a house whose history is overwhelmed with violence, hatred, and negativity, the residue from those events continues to linger and interact with anyone who enters the household. It’s a story that was told in the late 90s in Japan, spawned a
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The characters in the series are maturing, and so are the storylines. This season is the most scariest we seen as we further explore Hawkins and its connection to the Upside Down. The first thing established is a new villian known as Vecna. He has a very cruel way of dispatching his victims and what’s
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First Angel Media goes to the most unique Occult shop in Pennsylvania! Check out this interview with proprietor Lauran Rae at The Dark Parlour : Haus Of Obscurities and see what it’s all about, and find out more about their one of a kind collection (like Frank The Screwhead), services (divination, rituals, educational classes), rental
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Rob Zombie is back with a nonsensical catchy tune “Shake Your Ass-Smoke Your Grass” off of his latest album The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy. The animated video is chock full of horror movie references such as The Exorcist, A Clockwork Orange, Wicker Man, and even Scanners. There is also provocative images and other
This week, MUSE goes straight to hell with Sam Astaroth being his most demonic yet in his single “Demoncore”. Sam is someone who puts everything he has into his creative visions, and it really shows here. The song starts out with a dark catchy rhythm backed by his gravely almost death metal like flow. This
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Tod Browning was one of the original Universal horror directors, with his biggest hit being ‘Dracula’ in 1931, and dozens of other successful films under his belt during the decades prior. After his success with the godfather of Fangs, one year later he decided to do a more pulled back story – enter, ‘Freaks.’ ‘Freaks’
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I always considered Stigmata to be a companion piece to End of Days. Both movies released in 1999, they both have Gabriel Byrne, and both have religious themes. The plot of this one sees a woman who has no religion beliefs whatsoever, and she mysterious starts displaying signs of the stigmata. A priest is sent
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I heard a lot of praise for The Black Phone which pushed me to decide to check it out during its theatrical run. At first, I was going to wait until it released on streaming. I’m glad I saw it in theaters as yes, it was worth the experience. The plot is about kids being
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Tragic Impulse are an electro industrial duo from Pittsburgh, PA, and they recently released the video for their new single “Oubliette”. There is a pulse pounding beat throughout the song, making it very easy to dance to. The lead singer has a vocal delivery that goes between singing and then raw screaming when it gets to
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