Horror anthologies are always a treat, but having one from the mind of Guillermo Del Toro is like a dessert bar of exquisite tastes. Compromised of 8 different tales, only two being his own original tales, I feel if he was trying to state his case why his long gestating adaption of H.P. Lovecraft’s At […]
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When it was initially announced, I had my doubts of a new entry in the Hellraiser franchise. But after seeing the trailer and numerous positive accolades, it piqued my curiosity more. I went in blind, and afterwards I can say I am singing my praises as well. The plot sees a young woman who discovers
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Originally I was going to save this for closer to Halloween, but after viewing it, I had to talk about it sooner. I’m in the camp of people who ended up disappointed by this film. We got the closure between the Laurie Strode and Michael Myers saga, but everything that led up to that was
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Knowing how insane the first film was, I tried being mentally prepared for the sequel Terrifier 2. I can fairly say I was still not prepared for what I was about to witness. This takes everything about the first one and just ups the ante.. The plot sees Art the Clown return, this time setting
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Never thought there would be a horror movie that would take an innocent act of smiling and make it the most creepiest thing ever, but here we are. There is a lot to unpack within Smile, so let’s dive in. The plot is about Dr Rose Cotter who witnesses one of her patients commit suicide
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Stephen King sought out to do his take on the Haunting of Hill House, but when The Haunting came out, it became Rose Red instead. The elements of The Haunting were there, but with King’s usual flair. This is another one not based on his works, and ABC banked hard on its success. The plot
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Sleepwalkers is a rare Stephen King movie not based on any book or stories, and it is a very wild ride. With big names in the cast as well as cameos from horror legends such as Clive Barker and Joe Dante, this had much potential to go big. The plot is about a pair of
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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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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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