With all the Alien hype lately, lets take a look at Alien: Resurrection. It’s very weird and to make it weirder there’s this sexual undertone throughout the whole movie. Maybe because the director is French that had something to do with it. This film goes places that’s for sure. Spoilers ahead as we go on […]
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It’s spooky season, which for the last few years has meant that we were getting a new entry in the independent horror series ‘V/H/S’. Luckily, this year was no exception. ‘V/H/S/85’ is just as true to the formula as the others – we bare witness to multiple found-footage tales of the strange and macabre with
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In 2014, a relatively unknown horror film known as The Last Shift was released, and then started getting positive attention due to its presentation and story. The director of that film leapt at the opportunity to expand the story with a reimagining called Malum. It was hard to think that the original film could be
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Talk about a horror movie that was both underrated and underappreciated. Feast(2005) doesn’t waste time getting started and keeps everything turned up to 11. The movie is set in a bar whose patrons are thrown into a battle for their lives during a viscous assault from monsters. We get an introduction to our colorful cast
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Experiments gone terribly wrong. Man playing God. That’s the gist of what is being explored in the sci fi horror Isolation(2005) and I can say it is not going to sit well with viewers. The plot sees a farmer who agrees to allow his cattle be a part of genetic experimentation only to see the
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Back in 2008, EA gave us a gem of a horror title with Visceral’s “Dead Space”. It was a quick hit that went on to spawn two mainline game sequels, a graphic novel, a couple animated films, and a spinoff rail-shooter game. Fast forward 15 years to 2023 and we now have a brand-new remake
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Wrapping up the horrorday celebration with this doozy of a film. The consequences of inviting people to a family dinner can be dire, especially if those people are possessed by otherworldly forces. That is what we see in Hosts. The plot sees a family having dinner on Christmas Eve, and decide to invite their neighbors
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George Romero turned out a gruesome adaptation of the Stephen King novel The Dark Half. Full of murder and blood, this movie was very dark indeed. The plot is about a writer who created a pseudonym to write under, and when threatened to have his identity exposed, he decides to kill off his other identity,
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Beginning in the mid 90s, the New French Extremity Movement was gaining momentum that the world could not ignore. A number of transgressive French directors were presenting bold, uncompromised visions that reflected the growing and complicated fears and anxieties of the culture. One of the earlier pieces to plant the flag for this movement was
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