Give me supernatural creatures with lore behind them. That is definitely something Baghead delivers on in a very haunting atmosphere. The plot is about a daughter who inheritates a bar from her recently deceased father and the curse it carries with it. There is a strange tenant who offers itself as a conduit to speak […]
Typically, if you were to put on any found footage film in front of me I’m always a fan. Since I began watching them at such a young age, I find myself able to really immerse myself into them quite easily – especially with some of my favorites like REC & The Blair Witch Project.
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Before we begin, allow me to ask you: when you close your eyes and picture Dracula, how do you see him? Do you prefer the romantic human type? Or how about the feral Ghoul type? Director Andre Ovredal (The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark) recently brought us a new
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For Halloween, let’s talk about a recent discovery of mine, a movie known as Candy Corn. I had no idea what to expect but I will say by the end I was grinning like a kid who got the best treats when trick or treating. The story sees a group of bullies who every year
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Movies based on Stephen King’s works havs performed well lately and add on ideas introduced in the source material. Such is the case with The Boogeyman(2023) based on the story story with the same name that was included in Stephen King’s Night Shift collection which contains his best works he had in his career. The
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Often times, a movie’s experience can be greatly diminished by its predictability. However, the new film ‘Cobweb’ serves as a fantastic reminder that if a movie is able to offer a dreadful atmosphere, have genuine creepiness, a connection with the protagonist, and be technically well-made, that it can still be a successful experience. ‘Cobweb’ tells
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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is the companion to Bram Stoker’s Dracula, though it is not as popular or even well known. I think that is due to the tone of the movie, but it is a shame that this movie is mostly forgotten as it’s a good adaptation. The movie presents a grittier take on the
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