Shudder has been the source of hidden gems, some already well known while others they leave for people to find out for themselves. The Other falls in the latter category. Buckle up, you are in for a nightmare ride. The story is about a couple who adopt a child who is mute. Strange happenings occur […]
The latest Adams Family feature from Wonder Wheel Productions known as Mother of Flies is their most rawest experience yet as it gives us an intimate look at necromancy and dark ritual magic. This is not for the faint of heart. The plot is about a father and a daughter who seek a cure for
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Seeing the image of the creature featured in Thorns(2023) will have most people thinking of Hellraiser. Even more so that Doug Bradley has a role in it. This is a demon in space movie that explores the ultimate test of faith. The plot sees a man sent by NASA to investigate an observatory that went
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Ever now and then, my social media feed suggests a horror movie that strikes my interest. Such was the case with an Irish horror The Canal(2014) which ended being predictable but was interesting to see it unfold. The plot sees a film archivist who discovers via historicalfootage his new home was a sight of the
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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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This year gave us two horrors movies based in retirement homes, The Rule Of Jenny Penn and most recently one called The Home. Each show real life horrors of those places while adding imagined horrors to the mix. This one goes to the extreme. The plot sees Max who is sentenced to work as an
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Ari Aster has proven to be quite a divisive and unique filmmaker during his career so far. From his horrifying short film ‘The Strange Thing About the Johnsons’, to his festival smash-hit ‘Hereditary’, his folk fairy-tale break-up film ‘Midsommar’ and even his paranoid fever dream of ‘Beau is Afraid’ – all of them have their
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There are those horror films that exist that for all intent and purposes are cursed films. Those films you watch that afterwards makes you feel uneasy, questioning if you have been cursed. Enter Incantation a brilliant found footage J horror that will take you on a journey you will never forget. We are introduced to
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