Best Horror Movies On Amazon Prime For August
Among the various streaming services out there, Amazon Prime is one of the best providing services for horror fans. From the classics to newer, more frightening horror films, Amazon Prime has it all.
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Das Schaurige Haus (The Strange House), A Review
“Das Schaurige Haus” (2020) tells the story of a family who has just moved to a spooky house in a beautiful rural area of Germany.
Pumpkinhead, A Review
Witchcraft and spooky stories in the dark… nothing screams Halloween more. “Pumpkinhead,” originally released in 1988, mixes good ol’ fashioned witchcraft with a horror film that was influenced by folk stories around the Appalachian region.
The Ring (1998), A Review
“The Ring” (1998) is the first film in a series of sequels. Hideo Nakata is the inspired director. He likewise brought horror fans, “Dark Water” (2002).
Tokenizing Disability In Horror
Tod Browning’s “Freaks” (1932) remains a constant reminder that disability representation in horror has been in contention since the creation of film.
8 Horror Reading Recommendations
“House of Leaves” (2000) by Mark Z. Danielewski is a fantastic novel with a surreal feel, as you are reading it… find out which other books are recommended…
Us (2019), A Review
As experienced through the famous film directed by Jordan Peele, “Get Out” (2017), his newest film “Us,” released in 2019 brings unnerving, stressful, and bloody scenes to the audience,
Tate Ellington, Joining Dead Talk Live August 13th!
Tate Ellington was born in Madison, Mississippi, as James Tate Ellington, and he graduated from the University of Mississippi in Oxford, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Theatre Performance.
Misery, A Review
With the film, “Misery,” what makes it so great overall is the suspense, the way that the film keeps getting darker and darker…
Horror Films You May Need a Shower After
Horror is a genre literally defined by fear and discomfort. It is a common phenomenon to throw on a cartoon or something comforting after particularly harrowing films, but some are just on another level.