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Movie reviews for horror fans; from gruesome bone-chillers to dark horror thrillers, a showcase for frightful films that seek to entertain and to terrify.
House of Broadus
An individual goes through a portion of his time on earth in purchasing his fantasy house. There are many individuals who don't have their very own top in their life. Derek and Maria Broadus were sufficiently fortunate to purchase their fantasy home. Derek purchased this house in Westfield, a rich region situated in New Jersey, America, for $ 13,55,657 and burned through one lakh dollars on it.
ASHOKKUMARPublished about a month ago in HorrorThe Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
A rather slow-moving mummy picture churned out by Hammer in the Good Year 1964, Curse of the Mummy's Tomb stars Ronald Howard (not Opie, or perhaps the "Un-Opie"), Terrence Morgan, Fred Clark, and Jeanne Roland in a Victorian (turn-of-the-century) macabre melodrama that starts with some noble Sahib losing his hand in Egypt, which abruptly turns into a game of Hot Potato.
Movie Review: 'Out of Darkness'
Out of Darkness (2024) Directed by Andrew Cumming Written by Ruth Greenberg Starring Safia Oakley-Green, Kit Young Release Date February 9th, 2024
Sean PatrickPublished 2 months ago in HorrorClassic Movie Review: 'Opera'
Opera (1987) Directed by Dario Argento Written by Dario Argento, Franco Ferrini Starring Christina Marsillach, Urbano Barberini, Daria Nicolodi
Sean PatrickPublished 2 months ago in HorrorReed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Prince of Darkness' (1987)
Cosmic Horror developed from the idea that there are measurable forces, tangible entities, and connected realities, all of which are scientifically feasible. This actually has been a bit of an issue with horror in general. There really isn't a need to have tangibility in horror. Why does Michael Myers keep getting back up? Is it some mystical force? Sure! It could be anything. It could be demons, the spirit of Samhain, evil incarnate, whatever. It honestly doesn't always need an explanation. That was my critique of The Hallow (2015). Sometimes scientific plausibility kills the mood of horror.
Reed AlexanderPublished 2 months ago in HorrorThe Whispering Shadows
In the heart of the English countryside, nestled amidst rolling hills and ancient forests, lies Moonlight Manor, a sprawling estate shrouded in mystery and legend. For centuries, whispers have echoed through its corridors, tales of ghostly apparitions and unsolved mysteries haunting its halls. Among the locals, Moonlight Manor is known as the most haunted house in all of England.
The Wizard of Gore
Note: This Grindhouse Classic review is CHATGPT APPROVED. An odious dungheap of a motion picture, The Wizard of Gore, directed by blood-and-guts movie impresario pioneer guru potentate Big Cheese Herschell "Gore's the Word" Gordon Lewis, back when Nancy Sinatra still looked good in gogo boots, is still antisocial enough for Yours Truly to find it likable. What the hell.
Horror to Culture
A friend of mine started a page devoted to horror. It’s a worthy project from someone I know who has both a depth of knowledge on and a genuine love for the subject, as do I; so, when Mike asked if I would like to contribute, I was grateful.
C. Rommial ButlerPublished 2 months ago in HorrorClassic Movie Review: 'Bird with the Crystal Plumage'
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage (1970) Directed by Dario Argento Written by Dario Argento Starring Tony Musante, Suzi Kendall, Enrico Maria Salerno
Sean PatrickPublished 2 months ago in HorrorReed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Man-Thing' (2005)
So, I should start off by saying, this movie was released a full three years before the MCU really took root with Iron Man (2008). It seems like they were exploring concepts and how seriously fans might take the material pulled from the comics. I guess they figured it couldn't hurt to throw Man-Thing on the table just to see how it would be received. But this movie never got any spotlight. I mean, Man-Thing is one of my favorite Marvel Creations and I heard nothing about this movie. I didn't even know it existed until the day before this review. It's like Marvel's dirty little secret, and I can tell you why. It's BAAAAAAAAD. Ho-Ly-Fuck is it BAD. It's like a series of laughable tropes strung together in such a way you'd think a 12yo wrote it. It's kinda like Frankensein's Army (2013). That movie was like if 12yo me was given the clearance to write a script for a movie, and this movie was no different.
Reed AlexanderPublished 2 months ago in HorrorTHE BELL WITCH
The haunting began sometime in 1817 when John Bell witnessed the apparition of a strange creature resembling a dog with the head of a rabbit. Bell fired at the animal but it disappeared. John's son Drew Bell approached an unknown bird perched on a fence that flew off and was of "extraordinary size." The daughter Betsy observed a girl in a green dress swinging from the limb of an oak tree. Dean, a person enslaved by the Bell family, reported being followed by a large black dog on evenings he visited his wife. Activity moved to the Bell household with knocking heard along the door and walls. The family heard sounds of gnawing on the beds, invisible dogs fighting, and chains along the floor. About this time John Bell began experiencing paralysis in his mouth.[3] The phenomena grew in intensity as sheets were pulled from beds when the children slept. Soon the entity pulled hair and scratched the children with particular emphasis on Betsy who was slapped, pinched and stuck with pins.[4]
MadhankumarrameshPublished 2 months ago in Horror"The Haunting of Hillcrest Manor"
Of course! This is a longer version that covers five of the most famous ghost stories in the world: Whispers from Beyond: Piecing Together Five Unsettling Ghost Stories
Alappari cityPublished 2 months ago in Horror