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Gothic vampire horror seems to never go out of style. Even now, a new Victorian adaptation of Dracula is heading...
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Everybody loves a monster movie. Also, Kristen Stewart. I’m not sure why we love her (although I have the sneaking...
Insidious: The Last Key marks the fourth installment in Blumhouse’s Insidious franchise. Directed by Adam Robitel (The Taking of Deborah Logan), with a script from franchise co-creator Leigh Whannell, The Last Key brings Elise (Lin Shaye) back home to Five Keys, New Mexico to face the ghosts of her past and tackle her most personal haunting yet. The most...
DESCRIPTION: It’s 2021, and jeans are a scary prospect. You haven’t worn them in a year and who knows if...
Monster movies are never just one thing. Night of the Living Dead isn’t just about zombies, it’s about prejudices rooted deeply into...
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It’s safe to say that you’ve never seen a werewolf movie like The Cursed (Originally titled Eight For Silver). Sure, this werewolf bares its fangs, eats children, and has a complicated relationship with silver just like your favorites but it’s all the gnarly details in between that make this story...
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It’s silly that a movie like Godzilla vs. Kong wasn’t nominated for Best Picture. Sure, we’re well past the cut-off date,...
Randy Ser is a man of many talents. After cutting his teeth on Roger Corman productions and obtaining degrees in...
“What frame of any film has been more iconic?” asks Forrest Burgess, co-host of the Astonishing Legends podcast. “We all know what Jason Vorhees looks like, and Freddy Krueger. But all you have to do is show someone that outline, and they know immediately what that is.” Forrest is speaking...
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Take Back the Night is a brutal societal self-reflection of how sexual assault victims are abused by the very process that’s...
When the moon is high and the shadows stretch long, there’s nothing quite like a monster mash to get the...
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“It took my son, and I’ve been fighting him ever since.” A literal hotbed of otherworldly activity is happening beneath Appalachian country and no one can explain why just yet in The Devil Below. The inclination to further mess with nature then spells trouble for several researchers and their guide...
