Found footage horror uses supernatural entities as its go to, and sometimes it can work very well. It’s hard to tell how it lands with Shelby Oaks, especially when it shifts into third person view. The plot is about a woman who is searching for her missing sister, and discovers something sinister is responsible for […]
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Being one who thoroughly enjoys horror scores and dark ambient soundtracks, Abel Autopsy looked like they had something right up my alley with their full length debut known as uunder. It is the first of a three part series, and this interation would be taking us through the spirit realms. The album art is just
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The 90s contained a good bit of weird obscure horror films, the ones you watch and you have no idea what you are in for. That’s absolutely the case with Mind Ripper. It was produced by Wes Craven and was even marketed as sequel to The Hills Have Eyes even though it has no connections
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At long last, the 9th official entry in the Resident Evil franchise has been released. While the series has many different side-pieces and a number of remakes under its belt, the mainline numbered series has held up its reputation since the late 90s. Delivering on and defining the ‘survival horror’ genre in video games set
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There’s slow burn horror and then there’s the very definition of slow burn horror. That’s what The Blackcoat’s Daughter is. It will take its sweet time rubbing your nerves and sanity raw by the time it’s over. The plot involves two separate paths that eventually intersect with each other. We are following two girls who
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When there’s a movie adaptations of popular horror games, it may look very promising initially, but then you watch it, and it fails to meet the expectations. Such is the case unfortunately with film version of The Mortuary Assistant. The plot follows what you see in the game where a young woman named Rebecca has
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It feels like it’s been a while since we’ve had a proper backwoods, hillbilly-centric horror film. The ‘Wrong Turn’ reboot was less than stellar, and I personally love any opportunity to wander in the thick of the woods. So, when I saw the initial reviews for this grisly little indie flick coming out, I had
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Every once and awhile you find horror movies that use different mediums to elicit fear. Undertone is one of those where its not what is seen, it’s what you hear that will be so unnerving. The plot sees a woman who is caring for her dying mother, and she also has a podcast where she
90s horror was so strange, and it wasn’t afraid to go balls to the wall with the weird and the wacky. There was many horror from the 90s that became even went on to become cult classics. Such is the case with a movie called Highway to Hell. The premise sees a young couple eloping
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