Last summer, Osgood Perkins established himself as a household name by dropping the largely hyped ‘Longlegs’. He had successful films before this, such as ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’ and ‘I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives in The House’, but ‘Longlegs’ was what really brought him more into the mainstream. So when it was quickly announced […]
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Everybody’s heard the stories of cursed objects – from possessed dolls to malicious mirrors, there’s no shortage of urban legends when it comes to the paranormal. While there are many famous collectors that already have films or TV series about them (such as the Warrens or Zak Bagans), there’s one team of paranormal collectors who
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When the found footage subgenre was really tipping back and forth between innovative and overplayed after the smash-sucess of ‘The Blair Witch Project’, there were a handful of outliers that really stand strong all these years later. One of the most effective ones was a film that was relatively unseen for decades – Japan’s ‘Noroi:
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Animated horror is always a fascinating subject. The limitations of the human form, resources, and proper special effects are lifted, and we are allowed the freedom to let the imagination run wild. This is especially exciting when we get an animated horror from the mind of Jimmy ScreamerClauz (‘Where the Dead Go to Die’, ‘Ascetic’).
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The legacy of M. Night Shyamalan has been a topic of debate amongst the film culture since the mid 00’s. But regardless of how you feel about his work after ‘The Village’, there’s no denying that he knows how to craft a well put-together film. Sure, the writing may leave some to be desired, but
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Have you ever had a partner, or a friend, approach you one morning and say they’re mad at you because they had a bad dream that involved you? This laughable, but earnestly traumatizing phenomena does happen once in a while, but it’s usually an isolated incident that doesn’t become anything bigger. This idea is the
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Sometimes paths are just not meant to be discovered. Yellowbrickroad is a film that explores that with as the title suggests references to The Wizard of Oz as well. The story is about how in the 1940s, all the citizens of a small town suddenly all disappear in a nearby forest or were found brutally
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I have watched very weird movies to the point it’s like I’m experiencing a psychedelic experience just without any substances involved. I finally got to watch Naked Lunch, and it is a pure example of those types of movies. We are watching protagonist Bill Lee as he is under the influence of pretty potent bug
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‘The Wolf House’ is an animated stop-motion film from Chile. It tells the story of a young girl named Maria who escapes from a German cult-like community and takes shelter in an abandoned home. Along with the clothes on her back, all she has with her are two pigs. As nights and days blur together
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