So I delved into a film called Brainscan, and a good bit of my horror friends talked how it was an underrated gem. After viewing the film, I am inclined to agree with that statement. The plot is about a teenaged boy who discovers a new game called Brainscan where he assumes the role of […]
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Stephen King has been a household name for decades. Breaking into the horror genre with many published short stories in different magazine companies before finally breaking through as a recognized author with his debut novel ‘Carrie,’ he is a man whose reputation precedes him. From the late 70s into the 80s, there were many presentations
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George Romero turned out a gruesome adaptation of the Stephen King novel The Dark Half. Full of murder and blood, this movie was very dark indeed. The plot is about a writer who created a pseudonym to write under, and when threatened to have his identity exposed, he decides to kill off his other identity,
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Grant it, when it comes to Cronenberg films, they are horny for the most part, but his film Videodrome is especially horny. Full of sexual depravity and a bit of violence, this one gets really weird. The plot is about a television station president Max who discovers a broadcast of strange and violent acts. It
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It didn’t take long for the original ‘Human Centipede’s reputation to outgrow its product. A film that was initially the stuff of legend by being the most depraved, violent, disgusting work in recent cinema was quickly dispelled. While it features a disturbing subject, the fact of the matter is that the film actually featured quite
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So the theme for September will be movies adapted from Stephen King or ones he created on his own. I can’t think of any better way to set the tone than by looking at 1408. The movie was adapted by a short story with the same name and the plot is about a cynical author
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I think there is a good reason why Cronenberg films do not get a sequel, and The Fly II is a demonstration as to why. I am here to give you my thoughts on this film. The plot sees the son of the doomed Seth Brundle named Martin who inherited the same mutation and is
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The film-study students of a University decide to hold an interactive film festival at a legendary, abandoned movie theater. They stock it with everything from authentic horror posters, old school pop corn machines, flying animatronics, and even a stink blaster. But unfortunately for them, a psychopath with a grudge decides to exploit the legend of
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The challenge with a prequel is to set the stage for the original movie while introducing new ideas. Some succeed, some fail, and Orphan: First Kill lands in the middle ground. Though they should have called it First Kills as Esther has many victims this time around. The plot details Esther’s escape from the Saarne
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