Most of you know by now that my mission statement is standing up for the little guy. Whenever a movie comes out that is universally hated, I cannot help but dive in and offer my personal opinions on things instead of doing what most do and just mimic what they hear. Director Leigh Whannell (The […]
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Ageism has had a weird place in horror for forever. Typically, it relies on a fear of the elderly bodies and usually incorporates nudity to shock the audience. But what happens when the horror is approached from within the elderly, rather than from the tropes? Well, today we are approaching the newly released film, ‘The
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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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The early aughts were a strange time for cinema. Experimentation was on the rise as technology became cheaper and more accessible, and many films were given more exposure due to release strategies such as the After Dark Film Festival & 8 Films to Die For. Today, we’ve got one of said films that’s equally as
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The yearly tradition has come upon us – a new entry in Shudder’s beloved V/H/S series. We’ve covered the ones from the last few years in the past here, (let us know if you’d like a list of our favorite segments – as if we were making one ‘best of’ film), so we must take
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As a huge Alexandre Aja fan, my jaw dropped when I heard only a few weeks ago he had a new film coming out. Previously loving “The Hills Have Eyes” remake, “High Tension”, and “Crawl”, I just had to see it opening night. Halle Berry stars as a widowed mother of 2 young twin boys.
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Last year, ‘The Outwaters’ was released to very divisive responses. Both of us here tore this movie to shreds and hated it, not finding one redeeming quality to it. However, after further analysis, I’ve decided I’ve completely changed my mind. In fact, this may have been one of the most disturbing films I’ve seen this
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The advantage of found footage is it gives horror directors a way to elicit fear with only a small budget. Que In A Strangers House which is sufficient in developing levels of terror the more it goes on. The plot see unexplained footage of a man hired as a house sitter who experiences paranormal activity
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Ah, another day, another requel/prequel in a beloved franchise’s Canon. When word of a prequel to ‘The Omen’ hit the streets, it was naturally met with skepticism. However, you’d be mistaken to overlook this film as just another unnecessary legacy sequel, for it has some bigger targets in mind. ‘The First Omen’ follows the story
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