During the remake renaissance of the 00’s, studios were churning out more products than crowds really knew what to do with. For every one decent remake we got, there were four pieces of garbage to accompany the release schedule. And for every three decent ones out of those we’d get in a year, there was […]
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Christmas came hard this year for horror fans. Following a very successful merch campaign, director Robert Eggers (The Witch, The Lighthouse, The Northman) has presented us with a film that’s been mentally developing in his mind for over a decade – a contemporary remake of the classic vampire tale, ‘Nosferatu’. In 1830s Germany, Ellen Hunter
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Another year, another Blumhouse remake forced upon the masses. Much like everyone else, I was very skeptical at the announcement of an English language U.S. remake of a Scandinavian horror film that came out only a year prior. ‘Speak No Evil’ was one of my favorite films of 2022. It’s bleak, stomach churning, constantly stressful,
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A project that waited so long to even happen only to end up denied a theatrical release due to Covid, the latest Salem’s Lot remake had a lot going against it. It was apparent that going from nearly 4 hours to just under two hours, much was going to be left out of what happened
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I stumbled upon an unknown movie known as Solstice which is an American remake of movie called Midsommar. Not that Midsommar but one by that name made in 2003. I can understand why this one floundered on the relatively known scale. It was pretty subpar which was disappointing because this was the same director who
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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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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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Surely by this point you’re all familiar with the story of ‘The Grudge’. In a house whose history is overwhelmed with violence, hatred, and negativity, the residue from those events continues to linger and interact with anyone who enters the household. It’s a story that was told in the late 90s in Japan, spawned a
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Beware the children! That is the tagline of the John Carpenter 1995 remake of Village of the Damned, and it is very appropriate. Beware the children indeed. I always say to my friends that horror movies are responsible for the idea of not having children, and this one is a prime example as to why.
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