Body swapping is an interesting concept and It’s What’s Inside is a film that has a lot of fun exploring that. Of course things go wrong, and chaos ensues. The story sees a group of college friends reunite at a wedding reunion, and one of guests shows up with suitcase containing a mysterious device that […]
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When it comes to a better adaptation of the Stephen King’s Salem’s Lot, look no further than the 1979 version of Salem’s Lot. It was originally a mini series that got converted to an over 3 hr movie. The story is the same of Ben Mears returning to his home of Salem’s Lot, and soon
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Another year, another Blumhouse remake forced upon the masses. Much like everyone else, I was very skeptical at the announcement of an English language U.S. remake of a Scandinavian horror film that came out only a year prior. ‘Speak No Evil’ was one of my favorite films of 2022. It’s bleak, stomach churning, constantly stressful,
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For an independent film to overcome a Hollywood movie to become number one in the country. you know that should be reason enough to know Terrifier 3 is very amazing film. Art The Clown has become an icon, even having Spirit Halloween making himself big part of their theme this year. There is a lot
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There was not one but two different prequels to the Exorcist, Exorcist: The Beginning and Dominion: The Prequel to The Exorcist. We will be discussing the latter which is a more serious take on discussion of faith. The plot delves into the past of Father Merrin who is haunted by terrible acts he was forced
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The yearly tradition has come upon us – a new entry in Shudder’s beloved V/H/S series. We’ve covered the ones from the last few years in the past here, (let us know if you’d like a list of our favorite segments – as if we were making one ‘best of’ film), so we must take
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A project that waited so long to even happen only to end up denied a theatrical release due to Covid, the latest Salem’s Lot remake had a lot going against it. It was apparent that going from nearly 4 hours to just under two hours, much was going to be left out of what happened
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A creeptastic movie that claims it was based on true events but that has since been proven that it is a fabrication, The Haunting of Connecticut definitely provides it’s fair share of scares. The plot sees a family who’s son has been diagnosed with cancer. They move to a house in Connecticut to be closer
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As most of you know by now, I’m a massive fan of the New French Extremity movement. And even though it technically concluded years ago, we still have transgressive French filmmakers who are dipping their toes into realms of intensity and anger that still resonate just as strongly today. While today’s topic is certainly not
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