If there’s one thing that we’ve learned about South Korean cinema in just the last few years alone, it’s that they are in a world of their own. They have ways to combine tragedy and violence into an amalgamation that almost defies genre. Humor is sprinkled into everything like salt, the horror cuts deep and […]
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Horrors based around technology and social media have become my bread and butter as of late. I’m really enjoying the new season of Black Mirror(there may be a forthcoming review on that one). Influencer(2023) is a definite look at the worst that can happen when trying to be a social media celebrity. The plot sees
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If you are seeking that stocking stuffer to include in your horror stocking, then look no further than Christmas Bloody Christmas. This one will definitely suit your palate as it gets very brutal in a hurry. The plot is about a record store owner who just wants to spend Christmas Eve getting drunk and partying.
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Maika Monroe (It Follows) stars as Julia, an American woman who moves to Romania with her husband while he embraces a new job position. Her language skills are very basic and she doesn’t know anyone, so she spends most of her time hanging out at their apartment. But one night, she happens to notice a
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So I delved into a film called Brainscan, and a good bit of my horror friends talked how it was an underrated gem. After viewing the film, I am inclined to agree with that statement. The plot is about a teenaged boy who discovers a new game called Brainscan where he assumes the role of
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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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The challenge with a prequel is to set the stage for the original movie while introducing new ideas. Some succeed, some fail, and Orphan: First Kill lands in the middle ground. Though they should have called it First Kills as Esther has many victims this time around. The plot details Esther’s escape from the Saarne
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Today’s entry is a hybrid of the foreign and flashback entries. “Diabolique” (french for ‘Devil’), is a simple black-&-white film about a hurting wife and her husband’s mistress, and their plan to get rid of him. If you’ve heard of stories covering this territory before, I believe it’s safe to say this is one of
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