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Film still from The Last house on Cemetery Lane from 2015. It shows John, the main character of the movie. The image is zoomed in on his face, with the light in the room focused around the area of his eyes.

The Last House on Cemetery Lane (2015) Review

Director: Andrew Jones Year of release: 2015 Country of origin: United Kingdom Spoiler status: Light spoilers Genre: Supernatural horror The Last House on Cemetery Lane (2015) poster © North Bank Entertainment et al. I should've trusted IMDb on The Last House on Cemetery Lane. Usually, when a movie has a low rating on there, it's a great indication that the movie's going to be terribly good. But this time I messed up. I saw the 3.3 rating and thought that I'm in for a treat,

Supernatural

Viktoria

Jun 94 min read

Film still from The Ritual. Luke, one of the main characters, showing his wounds.

The Ritual (2017) Review

Director: David Bruckner Year of release: 2017 Countries of origin: United Kingdom, Canada Spoiler status: light spoilers Genre: Folk and Ritual Horror The Ritual (2017) poster © Entertainment One et al. The Ritual is a folk horror movie that might not stand out in today's horror scene, but it definitely should. As a person who loves horror, I'm ashamed to admit I didn't know this film existed until a few days ago. This folk horror masterpiece is gritty, dark, and perfectly d

Viktoria

May 205 min read

A movie still from Late Night with the Devil (2023). On the image we see Lilly's face distorted, showing the presence of the demon that possesses her.

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

Psychological Horror Reviews

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May 55 min read

Revisiting Derry: Why the new IT series doesn't quite work

The announcement of IT: Welcome to Derry on May 20, 2025 got many horror fans excited — myself included. Derry and its locals hold a special place in the hearts of audiences worldwide as the movies' massive box office returns suggest. Realistically, the creators would've been crazy not to expand the universe of Pennywise. But was it worth it? Let's find out! ⚠️ Warning: Minor spoilers ahead! Image credit: HBO / Warner Bros. via WallpaperCave.com Building on nostalgia Let's fa

Psychological Horror Reviews

Viktoria

Jan 74 min read