The third entry in the women of November comes from Pittsburgh female artist Hanna Bakarat with her single “Siren”. The song flows just like the waves of the ocean, gentle, soothing, and it flows so well. The visuals of the video pop out with various colors as you watch her sing the tale of the […]
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Thailand doesn’t have a lot of popular horror entries that have found success in the US, but the ones that do are usually very creepy and creative. ‘The Medium’ is one of the most recent releases to receive some acclaim. Shot in a found footage mockumentary style, ‘The Medium’ is the story of a family
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I really come to appreciate those horrors that are grounded in the reality of the scary situations dealing with screwed up families. Frailty is an example of that, with a religious twist added in for good measure. It really shows you how bad things can get, and the mental effects that can have on everyone
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The video nasty craze is an event that still affects parts of the world today. Teams of intellectuals gathered together to determine what cuts need to be made to a film in order for it to be released to the public with a proper rating. When violence exploded in the media, horror films and rock
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There are those psychological thrillers that induce fear for whole other reasons. What would it be like to be in a scenario where you don’t know who to trust, and the people you think you can trust are terrible in other ways. This is exactly what occurs in Stonehurst Asylum, a movie full of twists
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The next entry in the women of November is “Freaky Friday” by Shrunken Head Entertainment artists Razakel & The Slice Girls. Backed by a creepy yet infectious beat, the song speaks of putting your faith in the wrong people, only to have them betray you. We all been in that situation where we trusted someone,
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You have to appreciate the underrated gems that as you watch it, you find yourself having fun doing so. Cry Wolf is an example of that sort of film. The movie is about a British transfer student who finds himself involved in a deadly game and trying to figure out who is lying and who
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Director Oz Perkins usually finds a way to combine an arthouse picture with some dark elements in a pretty ingenious way. His previous entries like ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’ put this on display as we watch as an almost gothic-feeling tale meets something you could only experience through a motion picture. When Gretel & her younger
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Released in 2015 amidst the found footage craze, The Gallows is your standard supernatural film presented as a found footage film. It gives the film an interesting wrinkle even though it’s not too derivative from the normal supernatural/slasher affair. The plot is set 20 years later after a freak accident during the debut performance of
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