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Death's Design: A Final Destination Franchise Autopsy
Final Destination is one of the franchises that shaped modern horror. It started with a formula 26 years ago, and it didn't change until Bloodlines. Some would say they are extremely repetitive, yet somehow, they are still considered cult films. Is that because of the level of gore, dark humor, and the generational trauma it caused? Or maybe it runs deeper than that?
Let's dive into this bloody mess and find out.
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Aug 188 min read
Halloween (1978) Review
Halloween is one of the most iconic horror movies out there. There's no horror fan who doesn't know about Laurie Strode or Michael Myers and their seemingly endless cat-and-mouse game. Even though there are 13 Halloween movies, of which 12 are about Myers, in this review, we'll be focusing on the beginnings of this horror masterpiece.
The 1978 movie has everything your little cult-horror-fan heart desires.
Viktoria
Jun 304 min read
Widow's Bay Season 1 Review
Creator: Katie Dippold Year of release: 2026 Country of origin: United States Spoiler status: Light spoilers Genre: Supernatural horror Widow's Bay (2026) poster © Apple Studios I've been wanting to write this piece since I watched the first episode. Widow's Bay is a brilliant fresh take on the classic horror tropes. It's got slashers, monsters, ancient gods, and plenty of dread-inducing moments. The fictional New England island town that is set to be the next Martha's Vineya
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Jun 234 min read
The Thing (1982) Review
Director: John Carpenter Year of release: 1982 Country of origin: United States Spoiler status: Light spoilers Genre: Psychological horror The Thing (1982) poster © Universal Pictures et al. The Thing is one of the most iconic psychological sci-fi horror movies ever created. Its monsters might be a bit ridiculous for today's standards, but I would've loved to see them back when the movie first came out. I bet it was an amazing experience to see something like that on the big
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May 264 min read
Late Night with the Devil (2023) Review
Director: Cameron Cairnes, Colin Cairnes Year of release: 2023 Countries of origin: Australia, United Arab Emirates, United States Spoiler status: Light spoilers Genre: Psychological horror Late Night with the Devil (2023) poster © Future Pictures et al. Late Night with the Devil is an intriguing take on the topic of demonic possession and greed. It dives into these topics, among others, and shines a light on everything that's wrong with show business. The story alone isn't t
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May 55 min read
Salem's Lot (2024) - The Die-Hards Are Wrong
Director: Gary Dauberman Year of release: 2024 Country of origin: United States Spoiler status: Light spoilers Genre: Classic horror Salem's Lot (2024) poster © New Line Cinema et al. Gary Dauberman's adaptation of Salem's Lot from 2024 brought the audience back into Stephen King's twisted, scary mind. The original Salem's Lot mini-series was definitely scary in its own way. Still, Alexander Ward's dread-inducing portrayal of Kurt Barlow, an ancient and powerful vampire, rai
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Mar 175 min read
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