What constitutes a horror documentary? Is it a documentary about a horror film or television series, or, is it a documentary that’s content is horror based? I believe it’s the latter, being that the subject matter of the documentary is rooted within the horror genre. It could really be about anything that is interpreted as […]
“TRUTH IS A SPECTRE THAT SCARES MANY.” Discussing the horror documentary. Read More »
On the nefarious battlefields of the comic crusades, I would probably have to side with the DC universe, but only because I’m somewhat of a traditionalist. As a youngster though, I read both Dc and Marvel and when I learnt that Morbius (2022) would be developed into a feature film, I was a teeny-weeny bit
SLOW-MOTION SONAR FOR A FEEBLE FLIGHT! Marvel’s Morbius is a mediocre movie. Read More »
I want to dedicate an entire post to one of my all-time favourite horror auteurs; the late, exceptionally great Wes Craven. Having just watched the latest Scream (2022) instalment, I found myself pondering what the film would have been like had he been able to direct it. The films that he directed were the
“Horror films don’t create fear. They release it.” Read More »
Let’s start with some facts about this film, beginning with the ‘Nots’. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) is NOT a great movie. It is not a remake of the original nor is it an authentic “sequel to the original” as producer/co-writer Fede Alvarez states. Okay, now with those pressing matters out of the way, we can discuss
What determines a psychological horror film is that it has the absolute capacity to unnerve us. Quite simply; it should rattle our psyches and mess with our minds. I think that psychological horror is really the truest form of horror. It unroots us and scares us in ways that we often cannot get past. Psychology
Anger is a short madness. And…’we all go a little mad sometimes!’ Read More »
