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3 days ago · Unfriended (2014)62%. #41. Critics Consensus: Unfriended subverts found-footage horror clichés to deliver a surprisingly scary entry in the teen slasher genre with a technological twist. Synopsis: One night, while teenagers Blaire, Mitch, Jess, Adam Ken and Val take part in an online group chat session, they...
- Velvet Buzzsaw
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- His House
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- Velvet Buzzsaw
- It’S What’s Inside
- Evil Dead Rise
- Bride of Chucky
- Child’S Play 2
- Scary Stories to Tell in The Dark
- Under Paris
- The Nun
- Ouija: Origin of Evil
- The Wailing
- Thanksgiving
I’m a sucker for “party horror” movies like Talk to Me or Bodies Bodies Bodies, where gameplay becomes a nightmare for characters. Greg Jardin’s It’s What’s Inside is the latest example, blending sci-fi ambitions with parlor entertainment for pre-wedding festivities. It’s a story that relies on twists and turns, which won’t spoiled here, so trust m...
Writer and director Lee Cronin does justice to the Evil Dead name with Evil Dead Rise. Somewhere between the knockout ferocity of 2013’s Evil Dead and the stooge-like comedy of Sam Raimi’s sequels is the scary yet snickery Evil Dead Rise. Alyssa Sutherland gives a Deadite performance that deserves mention alongside Jane Levy, warping a mother’s lov...
Do you want to hear a spicy Child’s Play take? Bride of Chucky is not only the franchise’s best film, but one of the most pivotal horror franchise sequels out of all the heavy genre hitters. Don Mancini’s swerve into darker comedic tones and the addition of Jennifer Tilly resurrected the franchise following Child’s Play 3. Moreover, Mancini’s voice...
Here’s a safer Child’s Play take — Child’s Play 2 is one of the franchise’s best movies (not just sequels). John Lafia picks up where Tom Holland left off and runs with the proverbial baton. Brad Dourif gets to play around with Chucky’s sarcasm more, the lore runs thicker, and we get that fantastic Play Pals factory finale. Alex Vincent and Christi...
Who says PG-13 horror films can’t be terrifying (besides very wrong people online)? Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark adapts Alvin Schwartz’s children’s book series about spider babies in faces and pale pursers with horror at a premium. All those kiddos who were traumatized by Schwartz’s lack of coddling see their nightmares come to life through a ...
Xavier Gens’ Under Paris reverses the curse on a recent drought of good shark horror movies. It’s a ridiculous hybrid that somehow stays afloat between Jaws themes and a Geostorm-bonkersdisaster scope. A mako shark gets loose in the Seine River just before a massive triathlon that Paris’ leadership refuses to reschedule. It’s not an all-out actio...
The Nun boasts the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score of any Conjurverse movie (25%) despite being the highest-grossing entry — a wild disparity. I’ve been defending The Nun since its release, proudly represented in that 25% positive critical percentage. Corin Hardy brings a castle-freaky gothic vibe to the Conjurverse, never trying to copy Wan’s films o...
It’s wild to think how a prequel as good as Mike Flanagan’s Ouija: Origin of Evil could follow something as forgettable as 2014’s Ouija. Flanagan goes back to basics with Habro’s Ouija board storytelling, stepping in as a fixer who brings legitimate terror and tension to the series. A cast including Flanagan regulars like Kate Siegel and Henry Thom...
The Wailing is a three-headed South Korean horror beast that requires patience but pays off big time. The film follows a police officer who investigates deaths and sicknesses in the remote mountain village of Gokseong. What starts as a skeptical police procedural becomes a more clouded thriller until a full-on possession arc dominates the third act...
If I’m being honest, part of me thought we’d never see a feature-length version of Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving. Kudos to the slasher filmmaker for pressing studios to make Thanksgiving until Spyglass Media Group finally caved, rewarding patient fans with a Massachusetts massacre that carves with the best of ‘em. Roth sells every delicious Thanksgiving ...
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- Insidious (2010) Film. Horror. A key film in the new wave of smash-hit mainstream horror (see also Sinister, The Conjuring), Insidious is the one with the creepy kid, the astral plane and the demon hiding behind the Big Red Door.
- Evil Dead (2013) Film. Horror. It takes some gall to remake one of the most cultishly beloved horror movies of all time, but this reboot succeeds largely by knowing what it can’t do.
- Under The Shadow (2016) Film. Horror. Iran’s answer to The Babadook, this chilling, provocative horror film brings the terrors of war home – quite literally.
- Last Night in Soho (2021) Film. Thrillers. In Edgar Wright’s typically stylish time-travelling thriller, an aspiring fashionista with a ‘60s jones (Thomasin McKenzie) slips through a rip in the space-time continuum transporting her back to favourite decade.
- The Blair Witch Project. Writers/Directors: Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez. Cast: Heather Donahue, Michael C. Williams, Joshua Leonard. Yes, we've all peaked at the witch behind the curtain, and yes, we all now know that The Blair Witch Projec t is not an actual piece of "found footage," an actual document of horrific, unexplainable death, as it was originally presented in 1999.
- Child's Play 2. Director: John Lafia. Writer: Don Mancini. Cast: Brad Dourif, Alex Vincent, Jenny Agutter, Peter Haskell. The Chucky that we all know and love, the one standing next to the knees of Freddy, Jason, and Michael as a horror icon, didn’t really evolve into his final form until 1990’s Child’s Play 2.
- Bride of Chucky. Director: Ronny Yu. Writer: Don Mancini. Cast: Brad Dourif, Jennifer Tilly, Katherine Heigl, Nick Stabile, John Ritter. The creative juices of the Child’s Play franchise had run a little dry by Child’s Play 3, so kudos to all involved for taking a full seven years off and returning with the perfect blueprint.
- The Conjuring. Director: James Wan. Writers: Chad Hayes and Carey W. Hayes. Cast: Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Ron Livingston, Lili Taylor, Joey King, Mackenzie Foy.
Oct 18, 2024 · From 'Pearl' to 'Psycho' to 'The Babadook,' here are the scariest and most entertaining horror movies available to stream on Netflix. ... the 15 best horror movies to watch on Netflix right now.
Oct 18, 2024 · The 50 best ghost movies of all time. The best horror movies streaming on Amazon Prime. The best horror movies streaming on Hulu. The best horror movies streaming on Shudder. 1. The Wailing. Year ...
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Sep 5, 2024 · Leading into the holiday and beyond, here are the creepiest, goriest, and overall best horror movies you can watch on Netflix right now. The Deliverance (2024) Any cheapo movie can be weird, but ...
