I do appreciate creepypastas as they can both capture the imagination and make you fear. Enter Tales of the Void, an episodic horror anthology. Featuring 6 episodes adapted into short films based on stories written for the NoSleep subreddit, it will definitely make you a tad uneasy. The first story is called “Into the Unknown” […]
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Most of you know by now that my mission statement is standing up for the little guy. Whenever a movie comes out that is universally hated, I cannot help but dive in and offer my personal opinions on things instead of doing what most do and just mimic what they hear. Director Leigh Whannell (The
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Family inheritances can differ, some people inherit property or money, some people inherit literal family demons. Control Freak is such a movie that explores that and about how it is to not always be in control and be a slave to your impulses. The story is about a motivational speaker being plagued by an uncontrollable
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Okay we arrived at Part 5 in the Tremors franchise known as Tremors 5: Bloodlines. This is where the quality of the films starts to get to where it’s bad but still not a complete trainwreck. There are some redeeming qualities. Some. The story takes our lovable Burt Gummer to the plains of Africa. He
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Last summer, Osgood Perkins established himself as a household name by dropping the largely hyped ‘Longlegs’. He had successful films before this, such as ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’ and ‘I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives in The House’, but ‘Longlegs’ was what really brought him more into the mainstream. So when it was quickly announced
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Director Stephen Cognetti made a name for himself with the very underrated and amazing Hell House LLC franchise. So I was curious to what direction he would take with his newest release 825 Forest Road. He ditched the found footage format to give us just your typical spook house affair. Though in some ways it’s
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Ageism has had a weird place in horror for forever. Typically, it relies on a fear of the elderly bodies and usually incorporates nudity to shock the audience. But what happens when the horror is approached from within the elderly, rather than from the tropes? Well, today we are approaching the newly released film, ‘The
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Welcome to the inaugural release of The Giggly Gazette! Where all things fun and silly are embraced with open arms. No more shall we live in fear, for today we begin anew. And to celebrate, today we will be covering an absolute American classic – 2004’s ‘Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story” Average Joe’s Gym is
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It can be a truly magical thing when love and blood are both simultaneously in the air. While we seem to have classic horror movies that cover every major holiday, there’s always room for new additions. So even though I’m over a month late on this, I’d like to discuss the new Valentine’s themed horror
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