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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It’s easy to dismiss the latest brain child of Jane Schoenbrun especially if like me you felt entirely disappointed in her debut We’re All Going to the World’s Fair. I can say I Saw The TV Glow is a step in the right direction. Yeah it’s very weird. Let’s get weird with it. The story
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As a huge Alexandre Aja fan, my jaw dropped when I heard only a few weeks ago he had a new film coming out. Previously loving “The Hills Have Eyes” remake, “High Tension”, and “Crawl”, I just had to see it opening night. Halle Berry stars as a widowed mother of 2 young twin boys.
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Creating a movie of a man surviving a post apocalyptical world that’s been invaded by Lovecraftian creatures, the Argentinian horror Into the Abyss certainly provides atmosphere and world building. I’m sure much got lost in translation as the version I saw was the English Language version. Mostly I was left underwhelmed by what I was
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On the outside, The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu seems goofy as hell and yes it certainly is. But it also rocks especially with the presentation. The plot sees the last living relative of H. P. Lovecraft being charged with protecting a relic that would be responsible for unleashing Cthulhu and dooming the entire world.
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Irish filmmaker Damian McCarthy was introduced to the general populace back in 2020 when his debut feature ‘Caveat’ was released. Of course, due to the unfortunate circumstances involved with 2020, the film was never given a proper release – minus Shudder streaming – and he couldn’t tour with it. Luckily, like most great artists, he
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Coming from the same director of The Deep Ones, and think of it as a spiritual successor,, The Old Ones is an entry that focuses more on the plot. The plot is about an sea captain who was possessed by a Great Old One for 93 years He manages to cast out the entity and
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