Director David Bruckner has shown a lot of creative approaches to the horror genre in the short amount of time that he’s been circulating. He mostly began to see success with his contributions to the V/H/S series, as well as the Netflix original “The Ritual”. Now, he provides for us his newest entry, “The Night
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Imagine being at a haunted attraction, and unbeknownst to you, a serial killer was prowling the grounds posing as one of the costumed characters. You wouldn’t know because it could be any one. That’s the exact scenario being presented in Hell Fest, and it makes for a great movie. The plot is about a group
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Sometimes remakes can do an original film justice and that was the case with The Blob(1988). It updated the 1958 film and made everything more bloodier and more grotesque. I will not mince words that this version is very gory as you will see people being dissolved, people imploding from within, and limbs being melted
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When it comes to sequels within the Halloween franchise, they tend to be a mixed bag. Some are good, some are bad. Which is the main reason when the series was rebooted in 2018, the decision was made to ignore the sequels. With a fresh start, you would be under the impression that gives future
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If this is your first time experiencing Idle Hands, a couple things you can tell right away is that it is definitely a 90’s movie and for a dark comedy, there is a lot of gore. The film is about a stoner whose hand gets possessed, and it is out to kill whoever it can
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‘VHS’ is a series of anthology films all filmed with a lo-fi, low budget aesthetic. Each segment is written and directed by a different director – many of which have gone on to do much bigger projects such as Ti West, David Bruckner, & Adam Wingard. V/H/S/94 is the 4th film in the series. It
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If anyone is familiar with the Venom comic books, they know his nemesis Carnage is a pretty terrifying creature. His bloodlust is nearly insatiable. So how does that translate to the big screen? Does it do the character justice? I am here to tell you it goes as you expect with Hollywood either not understanding
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The infamous Vincent Price brings us a performance of a witchfinder who travels town to town questioning accused witches in search of confession through punishment. It’s a film that’s over 50 years old and plays with a bout of class. Vincent Price is a terrifying, charismatic character who inflicts divine judgment. While most of the
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When talking horror classics, John Carpenter’s The Fog sits at the top of the list. An atmospheric story filled with murder and revenge, and this film came after the success of his Halloween movie. It even featured most of the same actors. The film is set in the fictional town of Antonio Bay, and exactly
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