From nazi zombies to Amazonian cannibals, this article compiles all the most wicked (and often unintentionally jocular) gore horror movies out there. What are gore horror movies? Although the roots of gore, also known as splatter horror, date back to … Continue reading Gore Horror Movies That Perfectly Blend Scares and Humor
Fasten your seatbelts, because Gareth Evans has produced a deeply disturbing mixture of horror genres in Apostle (2018). This year could be easily referred to as a tiny renaissance of cult-themed horrors. Almost all of the most rewarding horror screenings … Continue reading Apostle (2018) Review – Netflix Original
Orion Pictures, the company which released “Child’s Play” earlier this month, made some seriously stunning work in terms of the film’s posters. “Child’s Play” is the newest addition to the series about a murderous doll called Chucky. The 2019 version … Continue reading The Insanely Creative Posters Of Child’s Play (2019)
If watching Hellboy (2019) over and over again is what hell looks like, then I will seriously consider avoiding even the smallest sin in my life. The newest take on the foul-mouthed, hellish super hero brings the protagonist fighting an … Continue reading One Hell Of A Bad Movie – Hellboy (2019)
An Irish countryside hides a mysterious, creepy-looking pit that subsides in the middle of a forest, but director-writer Lee Cronin believes it’s less interesting than an overused cliche of a weird kid that is probably possessed. In “The Hole In … Continue reading The Hole In The Ground (2019) That Should Have Been Deeper
Together with Paul McGhie, the director of a British found footage horror flick “Webcast”, we discussed what makes cults so goddamn scary and how hard to be an indie filmmaker in 2019. Paul McGhie’s “Webcast” tells the story of two … Continue reading A Cultural Chat With Paul McGhie: Director Of Found Footage Horror “Webcast”
A winning concept and a bunch of strikingly shot sequences were not enough to turn “Werewolf” into a worthwhile effort. Rather than that, Adrian Panek offers a dragged-out cover up for a story that blatantly lacks substance. A group of … Continue reading Post-War Terror And The Barking Dogs – Werewolf (2018)
It’s a great year for horror fans already, and even though a few months are ahead of us, we can start summarising the genre’s offerings in 2019. What were the best horror movies of 2019 in the first six months … Continue reading Horror Movies in 2019 – Ranked From Worst To Best
“Us”, an invasion thriller that turns into a critical look at the American class divisions, marks the second feature of Jordan Peele. What’s the legacy of “Get Out” and does “Us” live up to the expectations? Can we already call … Continue reading How Jordan Peele Took The Horror World By Storm With Only Two Movies
“Havana Darkness” wastes a promising setting by an awful lot of poorly executed scenes, chops of acting and unconvincing horror cliches. Carlos (Guillermo Ivan, who also directed and co-wrote the film) plans to conduct research on Ernest Hemingway and when … Continue reading Havana Darkness (2019) – A Crummy Kind Of Horror
The Prodigy (2019) attempts to make you care about the creepy-kid-going-crazy routine going on, but you’re left to yawn and (occasionally) laugh at the panache of Nicholas McCarthy’s misfire. Miles (Jackson Robert Scott) grows up much faster than his peers … Continue reading The Prodigy (2019) Deserves No More Than A Yawn
The Argentinian horror Aterrados (2017) (which translates to “Terrified”) is a skilled take on a genre movie, where what’s terrifying crawls under your skin and casts a shadow over the (quite) obvious plot chaos. A suburban neighborhood in Buenos Aires … Continue reading Terrified (2017) Horror Review
Malevolent (2018) is another Netflix flick, which could have been exciting, however it quickly turned into an exercise in repeating the horror genre’s tropes. Just a few of horror films begins with an astonishing premise, but it takes an ingenious … Continue reading Malevolent (2018) – Netflix Original Review
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Luca Guadagnino’s wet dream of becoming a “grand auteur” hit into a brick wall of “Suspiria” – suspense-lacking, glaringly ill-inspired and simply boring remake of Dario Argento’s masterpiece.
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