Hold on to your camcorders, horror buffs! We’re delving into the shaky, grainy, panic-inducing world of found footage films. From...
Every year is a good year for horror. That used to just be a nice thing to say but even...
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Serving as a direct sequel, The Gallows: Act II is a sharp departure from the original. For the most part, the movie abandons the found footage genre in favor of a strange and unique tone that spins the potential franchise into an unexpected direction. The Gallows: Act II follows a...
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You’ve seen “Onyx The Fortuitous” on Youtube where he hijacks news reports with his odd personality and motormouth. Now he...
Time and time again, I have stated that movie monsters aren’t nearly as scary as the demons that live within...
When it comes to sequels, you can usually find me reluctantly in the back row. I’m still there opening weekend, mainly to support any and every horror film that graces my local theatre, but I’m definitely passive aggressive about it. Which makes both my review and watching experience of Happy...
Welcome to our third entry in the States of Horror series, in which we take you on a spooky road...
It’s almost impossible to properly review The Turning without talking about how it ends. Let’s just say that the finale...
Blumhouse’s newest supernatural horror Stephanie is finally getting a wide release, landing on DVD this week. An unfortunately quiet release, but don’t despair – Stephanie is certainly worth the watch. The team behind it is the cream of the crop. The director is Akiva Goldsman, Academy Award winner for A Beautiful...
A quick heads up: if you haven’t checked out Part One of States of Horror, go ahead and read it...
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Found footage is an acquired taste among horror fans. Some of us love it (meeee), and some of us absolutely...
The campfire is lit, marshmallows are toasting, and there’s a chill in the air. You and your friends hush to prepare for the evening’s main event. Someone is about to begin a scary story. Wherever you’re from, this scenario probably sounds pretty familiar to you, with perhaps a couple variations....
