Every October, viral posts go around to remind us of the infamous US-based ‘Extreme Haunt’ with a $20,000 grand prize to anyone who completes it – a prize that has never been claimed. However, this specific haunt has been the center of multiple controversies for years. Loathed by the general public and severely ashamed by […]
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For Halloween, let’s talk about a recent discovery of mine, a movie known as Candy Corn. I had no idea what to expect but I will say by the end I was grinning like a kid who got the best treats when trick or treating. The story sees a group of bullies who every year
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I already touched on how horror movies use grief as a framing device to great effect in creating terrifying moments. When I heard about how unsettling Lake Mungo was, I had to see for myself. And yeah this is a very rough one. The plot is about a young girl named Alice who ends up
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Movies based on Stephen King’s works havs performed well lately and add on ideas introduced in the source material. Such is the case with The Boogeyman(2023) based on the story story with the same name that was included in Stephen King’s Night Shift collection which contains his best works he had in his career. The
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Exorcism movies come and go, but every now and then, you get something that’s a little different. Such is the case of the amazing The Exorcism of Emily Rose. The story in this one sees a priest on trial convicted of the wrongful death caused by a failed exorcism. What plays out is to an
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If you’re one of those people who really miss video games of yesteryear, then boy do I have something special for you today. ‘Bloodwash’ is a giallo-inspired horror game with low-poly graphics. On the surface it looks like something from the N64 or PS1 era, but underneath it’s pumping with darkness and creativity. You play
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Let’s face it, if it wasn’t for a killer sloth, this would be another generic b horror movie. Slotherhouse is pretty dull for the most part and its pretty clear who the real star of the movie is. The story sees a sorority sister who adopts a sloth as a way of winning the popularity
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Twenty years after it’s initial release, “August Underground’s Mordum” – the second film in director Fred Vogel’s notorious franchise – is given the ultimate refresh and collector’s edition release that fans have been clamoring for. The original ‘AU’ was dubbed as one of the gnarliest, most invasive horror films of all time. A few years
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I do enjoy weird horror films from time to time, and Messiah of Evil was definitely that. A bit of cosmic horror from the 70s that will leave you with more questions than answers. The story is about a woman searching for her missing father in a strange coastal city in California and discovers herself
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