Wow, that’s a mouthful of a title, huh? Silly as it seems, that title tells you exactly what you’re getting into with this film. Even though its a French feature, it’s a rather approachable coming-of-age film. In her childhood, young vampire Sasha was traumatized when her parents hired a clown for her birthday party, and […]
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The Radio Silence team (Scream 5 & 6, Ready or Not) have brought us a new piece of fun, entertaining horror through this year’s hotly anticipated ‘Abigail’. As a journalist, there is one glaring challenge however – do we go ahead and pretend that most people don’t already know what’s going on with this film,
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Horror anthologies are always a mix bag in never knowing what you will get. Satanic Hispanics is a horror anthology featuring notable Spanish horror directors such as Damian Rugna and Alejandro Brugues and it’s pretty mild as to what you are getting into here. There are 5 tales here, one of them consisting of a
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Oh man, Renfield is absolutely one of my top favorites. It is kinetic, Cage is perfect in the role of Dracula, and the gore levels are over the top. The plot is about the titular Renfield who decides he had enough of eternal servitude to his master Dracula, and decides to attempt to make life
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‘VHS’ is a series of anthology films all filmed with a lo-fi, low budget aesthetic. Each segment is written and directed by a different director – many of which have gone on to do much bigger projects such as Ti West, David Bruckner, & Adam Wingard. V/H/S/94 is the 4th film in the series. It
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Continuing with the fun and weird train that director Ken Russell is conducting, I decided to check out one of his more infamous horror pieces, “Lair of the White Worm”. When an archaeologist uncovers a strange skull in a foreign land, the residents of a nearby town begin to disappear, leading to further inexplicable occurrences.
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Jakob’s Wife is a story of a woman stuck in a failing marriage framed around vampires. When Anne has a chance encounter with a master vampire, she discovers afterwards that she has been bitten. Discovering her newfound sense of purpose as well as an insatiable hunger for blood, her husband Jakob must fight to get
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It was recommended that I take a look at film from the 70s called Let’s Scare Jessica To Death. Based on the title, you would think it is based on an elaborate plot up to literally make a woman die from fright, but that is not the case here. Instead it is psychological horror/kinda vampire
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9 times out of ten, I tend to find it better to go into a film blind. I don’t even watch the trailer, I will just dive right in, and let the movie speak for itself. When it comes to the Originals, whether it be on Shudder or Netflix, this turns into a rather positive
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