It seems safe to say that there’s a new wave of upcoming horror directors that have permeated the scene. To be more specific, a younger generation of directors that grew in popularity making short-form content on YouTube who then expanded into making full features that not only carried their fanbases with them, but also gained […]
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Just recently, a holiday creature feature A Creature Was Stirring was released and it really delivers on what you expect. Maybe too well. But just like the creatures in the film, this one has a bite to it. The story sees a mother Faith who has to keep her daughter Charm on a strict regiment
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Paranormal films that show people who will go to any lengths for popularity are always a great experience especially when those people are taught lessons on messing with things they should not be messing with. We seen that especially with found footage horror films such as Deadsteam or Grave Encounters. And this holds true with
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A little while back I had heard a podcaster discussing his top 10 films of 2022, and among them he highly placed an independent festival film titled ‘Speak No Evil’. The podcaster was very vague with the details, but said that this film is “fucking evil.” He was not exaggerating . Two families – one
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When the Found Footage craze was running on all cylinders, there were so many contributors that it was impossible to keep up. During a wave of the earlier part of those years, we received many different styles of found footage before they heavily relied on the supernatural for almost 80% of them all. But back
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Horror anthologies are always a treat, but having one from the mind of Guillermo Del Toro is like a dessert bar of exquisite tastes. Compromised of 8 different tales, only two being his own original tales, I feel if he was trying to state his case why his long gestating adaption of H.P. Lovecraft’s At
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As I was visiting the Living Dead Museum in Pittsburgh, PA last weekend, I was curious if we ever reviewed the 1982 Creepshow movie. Turns out we have not. Time to rectify that. The horror anthology movie consisted of 5 different tales, with a wrap-around segment. You have “Father’s Day”, which is about a man
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