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Film Review: Midsommar
Ari Aster returns to cinemas this month with his second feature film, Midsommar, a tale that throws the directors’ talents …Read More »
Short Film Review: Cleaner
Three simple rules, with a dark history behind them in the short film, Cleaner, in which a maid/cleaner comes to …Read More »
Introducing: Ruptured
Written, Produced and Directed by James Mansell, the mind that brought you NightmARes is the new sci-fi short Ruptured. Continuing …Read More »
The Moth Diaries: Subverting The Role Of The Lesbian Vampire
To celebrate Pride month, Bruna is taking an academic look into how homosexuality is portrayed in horror. In this, her …Read More »
Walking Against The Rain Hits Kickstarter!
Following on from the huge success of their BLACK MASS Kickstarter campaign, Crossroad Pictures, in association with Kobal Productions (the …Read More »
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The Changeling and The Shining… Connected?
If you like supernatural tales, seek out the 1980 film, The Changeling. It was rather overshadowed by the release of Kubrick’s The Shining in 1981, but both films have a series of coincidences that connect the two films overtly and … Continue reading
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Tagged David Chaudoir, stanley kubrick, The Changeling, the shining
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And the point of a remake is…
Being a huge fan of the horror genre, I will, within reason, go along to the cinema with my movie companion (aka Mum) and watch any horror movie that’s being shown. That being said, whenever there’s a remake coming to … Continue reading
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Tagged evil dead, gil kenan, horror, horror films, horror remakes, insidious, poltergeist, remakes, stanley kubrick, stephen king, the cabin in the woords, the evil dead, the hills have eyes, the house on haunted hill, the ring, the shining, the texas chainsaw massacre, thirteen ghosts, tobe hooper
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