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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Dario Argento is considered one of the godfathers of modern horror – especially when discussing thrillers, serial killers, and giallos. He’s had many successes during his career (and still making movies today at the age of 83), and one that has had a strong reputation for years is ‘Opera’. ‘Opera’ is the story of Betty
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One common thing I found is when it comes to films from the Adams Family, you are going to be in for a weird yet wonderful journey. That is very much the case with Where The Devil Roams. My anticipation was high ever since this film was first announced and it exceeded all my expectations.
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Scientific studies have concluded that 12.5% of the population suffer from claustrophobia. In the United States, reportedly 521,705 people went missing between the years of 1990-2021. Take these two concerning components, add in a bit of grief, rage, a beautifully complex location, and a horde of mysterious creatures, and you have the recipe for the
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The morbid minds over at Unearthed Films have once again given us insight into their next upcoming release, “La Petite Mort 2: Nasty Tapes”. A nasty piece of work from Germany that is essentially torture porn that aims to surpass the typical gritty camerawork of others of its ilk, while also trying to be aggressively
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Last Friday (December 2nd), one of horror’s most anticipated games of the year was finally released. A debut effort from a new development team whose had previous experience working on successful titles such as the original ‘Dead Space’ series, it showed a lot of promise and dread all throughout its promotional campaign. Set in the
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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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I’m very happy to see Cronenberg return to horror, especially body horror. And it seems like he took his reputation and translated it as literally as he could. This was a film that premiered at Cannes only a short time before premiering in theatres across the globe. His last horror picture was ‘existenz’ in 1997,
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In 2021, an independent history piece titled ‘Eight For Silver’, which was centered around a werewolf stalking a village, took the festival scene by storm. It showcased some interesting new takes on the werewolf mythology, as well as practical effects and a well written story all centered around 19th century France. After a studio bought
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