The Last Rite (2021): A Review
“The Last Rite” is disappointing when it comes to points in originality, however, it does provide an intense and thrilling experience when watching for new horror fans.
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Pilgrim (2019): A Review
The filmmakers question what the real meaning of Thanksgiving is in a constantly modernizing society while throwing in gore and horror channeling the energy of a 1980’s slasher.
Candyman Horror Series
The new “Candyman” (2021) movie this year, the series has seen a spike in interest and a new wave of horror enthusiasts invested in the story.
Dexter Returns in Dexter: New Blood (2021)
Earlier this year, Showtime announced that a new “Dexter” series would be premiering this November and it is finally here.
Halloween Horror Nights Celebrates 30 Years
Universal Studios theme parks located in Orlando, Florida and Los Angeles, California have been putting on Halloween Horror Nights for thirty years. Starting in 1991, the Florida theme park began with only one haunted house, however, quickly formed into the largest Halloween event nationwide.
Scooby Doo And Gothic Horror Storytelling
The Hanna Barbera show Scooby Doo, Where Are You!, originally released a little over fifty years ago in 1969 on CBS, introduced many children throughout the decades with various adaptations of the show into films and other shows, to ghosts and ghouls and other scary monsters. For some children, following the gang was their first encounter with scary images like these.
Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954)
One of the later monster movies in a long list of Universal Studios’ horror movies, Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) follows a group of scientists who travel deep into the Amazon rainforest to solve the strange mystery of an unidentifiable fossil discovered in a nearby village adjacent to the forest.
No One Gets Out Alive (2021): A Review
A perfect film for the Halloween season, No One Gets Out Alive (2021) brings a thrilling story that anyone can appreciate. The very real fears of undocumented workers discussed by the filmmakers throughout the story brings shockingly real frights to the audience in a unique and refreshing light.
Leviathan (1989): A Review
Similarly to several other aquatic horror films, the sci-fi horror film, Leviathan (1989) directed by George Cosmatos, follows an underwater crew that disturbs a long time sleeping sea monster that wreaks havoc on the entire crew. In Leviathan, this underwater crew of geologists encounter a highly infectious DNA disease that transforms anyone in contact with it into a hideous and horrendous sea monster.
A History of Horror: Aquatic and Sea Monsters
For years gloomy and murky bodies of water have brought about absolute terror in the hearts and minds of many cultures. While most people cannot explain why they fear these seemingly peaceful locations, researchers argue that most people are not afraid of the water itself but what might lurk below it.