Christmas came hard this year for horror fans. Following a very successful merch campaign, director Robert Eggers (The Witch, The Lighthouse, The Northman) has presented us with a film that’s been mentally developing in his mind for over a decade – a contemporary remake of the classic vampire tale, ‘Nosferatu’. In 1830s Germany, Ellen Hunter […]
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I love when we get international films with almost no warning. This is something that seemed to show up on Shudder just as soon as it was brought up in conversation. After watching it and looking into other people’s opinions, I’m so glad I saw it before all the other reviewers ruined the mystery of
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Another year, another Blumhouse remake forced upon the masses. Much like everyone else, I was very skeptical at the announcement of an English language U.S. remake of a Scandinavian horror film that came out only a year prior. ‘Speak No Evil’ was one of my favorite films of 2022. It’s bleak, stomach churning, constantly stressful,
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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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Valeria has long dreamed of being a mother. Her and her husband, Raul, have tried for a long time for pregnancy and have finally had success. However, instead of being happy, something is off… and Valeria fears that something is trying to harm her and her soon-to-be baby. When she feels all hope is lost,
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Zombie movies are a hard sell nowadays; the fatigue of the walking dead is unavoidable. In order to convince an audience to watch a new zombie film, you need to present something original to make it worthwhile. “Train to Busan” & “One Cut of the Dead” are two great examples that show how much more
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Twisted Nerve is a psychological horror film that was released in 1968, and was scored by Bernard Herrmann, the same person who scored the original Psycho movie. It’s the theme song of this movie that is the most iconic for good reason. It takes whistling and turns it into a thing of dread. It’s a
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