Its the week of Christmas so why not look at one of best holiday slashers, the original Black Christmas from 1974. It’s definitely full of cheer with a side of murder. The plot is about a sorority who find themselves the target for disturbing phone calls followed by each of them disappearing only to turn
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There was already a remake to Silent Night, Deadly Night before they made another one this year. It was called Silent Night(2012), and even though it was very corny, it’s brutality would influence such films as Terrifier 3. The plot sees a masked man dress as Santa and go on a killing spree. A deputy
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Earlier this year, I found myself getting really into true crime documentaries. I don’t entirely know what happened, but I ended up watching “Don’t Fuck With Cats” on Netflix, and next thing you know, I’m down the rabbit hole watching more and more of them. So when I heard of a new horror film coming
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If you tuned into the re-inaugural episode of our re-newed podcast, you’ll know Anthony and I have both been diving into Found Footage rabbit holes. When done right there’s just something magical about the experience you get through this format. So after a friend of mine continued to suggest that I check out today’s feature,
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Hype around new movies is a funny, fickle thing. On one hand, there is no better way to encourage conversation in promotion of a new release than getting the public talking about it for one reason or another. On the other, when your movie is sold around the premise of a ‘bunch of twists and
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For those who followed M Night Shymalan’s career between hits and misses, we been waiting for the moment he would strike oil again. His latest film Trap(2024) is that moment. It feels like a return to form for him. It’s that good. The plot sees a father who brings his daughter to a concert. It
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Director Oz Perkins has given us some rather chilling, artistic pictures over the past decade. From ‘I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives In The House,’ to ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’ & ‘Gretel & Hansel’, he has a recognizable flavor of genre that puts the atmosphere and cinematography first. His newest piece, ‘Longlegs’ has taken over
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I’m sure at some point you may have heard of a director named Uwe Boll. For those not familiar, he got a reputation for producing terrible movie adaptations of video games. But then came Seed(2007) which was terrible for whole other reasons. This movie felt like Boll was saying well if you thought my movies
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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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