Norwegian director André Øvredal has had a bit of an uneven film-making career thus far. He broke out with crowd pleasing favorites such as ‘The Autopsy of Jane Doe’, and ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’, but his big budget attempt at telling a Dracula story with ‘Last Voyage of the Demeter’ was a […]
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It seems safe to say that there’s a new wave of upcoming horror directors that have permeated the scene. To be more specific, a younger generation of directors that grew in popularity making short-form content on YouTube who then expanded into making full features that not only carried their fanbases with them, but also gained
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At long last, the 9th official entry in the Resident Evil franchise has been released. While the series has many different side-pieces and a number of remakes under its belt, the mainline numbered series has held up its reputation since the late 90s. Delivering on and defining the ‘survival horror’ genre in video games set
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It feels like it’s been a while since we’ve had a proper backwoods, hillbilly-centric horror film. The ‘Wrong Turn’ reboot was less than stellar, and I personally love any opportunity to wander in the thick of the woods. So, when I saw the initial reviews for this grisly little indie flick coming out, I had
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“Something’s wrong with Ben.” Such a simple sentence that really just makes your blood run cold when you understand the context. ‘Primate’ tells the story of Ben, a chimpanzee who has been adopted into a loving family. For years, he’s built a reputation due to his mother, whose taught him how to communicate with a
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Last year, a football-centric horror film came out titled “HIM”. It was produced by Jordan Peele and had an interesting trailer. But once it was released, the word-of-mouth around it either fell towards negative criticism, or was just dismissed as a “meh” experience. So, with the Superbowl happening over the weekend, I figured it would
Last summer, Danny Boyle & Alex Garland gave us the long-anticipated sequel to their film ’28 Days Later’ with ’28 Years Later’. While I put it in my top 10, it was a very divisive film amongst audiences. Many were disappointed in the lack of horror, while others were thrilled with the emotional core and
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Earlier this year, I found myself getting really into true crime documentaries. I don’t entirely know what happened, but I ended up watching “Don’t Fuck With Cats” on Netflix, and next thing you know, I’m down the rabbit hole watching more and more of them. So when I heard of a new horror film coming
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It’s an exciting time in the horror world for many reasons. But one specific trend that has fascinated me recently is the number of successful YouTube content creators who go on to make feature films. Over the last few years we’ve seen some real standouts like the Philippou brothers (Talk to Me, Bring Her Back)
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