We all know of the Grinch and the holiday horror The Mean One reimagines him as a killer monster. Played by David Howard Thorton with maniacally glee, we watch as the green menace slaughters everyone in sight. The story sees the story of The Grinch Who Stole Christmas reimagined as a horror tale. The crucial […]
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For an independent film to overcome a Hollywood movie to become number one in the country. you know that should be reason enough to know Terrifier 3 is very amazing film. Art The Clown has become an icon, even having Spirit Halloween making himself big part of their theme this year. There is a lot
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As most of you know by now, I’m a massive fan of the New French Extremity movement. And even though it technically concluded years ago, we still have transgressive French filmmakers who are dipping their toes into realms of intensity and anger that still resonate just as strongly today. While today’s topic is certainly not
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On the outside, The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu seems goofy as hell and yes it certainly is. But it also rocks especially with the presentation. The plot sees the last living relative of H. P. Lovecraft being charged with protecting a relic that would be responsible for unleashing Cthulhu and dooming the entire world.
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Troma films are their own special breed. At times they put the awful in awfully entertaining. The actors act their butt off putting so much enthusiasm in their delivery. That is the case in Rabid Grannies or more accurately Rabid Aunties. It’s quite the ride but can’t say I didn’t enjoy it. The movie begins
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Can we take a moment to give a shoutout to Shudder? These guys have been an extensive and fulfilling horror-centric streaming service for years, but the last few years specifically has seen them taking big swings with original films, buying and distributing indie projects, and even submitting films to theaters, such as ‘Late Night with
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After Dog Soldiers, Neil Marshall gave us another military monster movie in the form of The Lair. This was a return to form for him that yeah the dialogue was a bit silly but it delivered on intense sequences with lot of blood. The plot is about a female Royal Air Force pilot that ends
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Last Halloween season, director David Slade (30 Days of Night, Hannibal) had released a return-to-form horror film that was strangely shelved by the production company. It was due to come out long before it had, and when it did finally get released, it went almost exclusively to streaming services. Due to this, it was missed
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The Radio Silence team (Scream 5 & 6, Ready or Not) have brought us a new piece of fun, entertaining horror through this year’s hotly anticipated ‘Abigail’. As a journalist, there is one glaring challenge however – do we go ahead and pretend that most people don’t already know what’s going on with this film,
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