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Drag Me to Hell - Horror Film Review
Sam Raimi puts the world of superheroes behind him for more thrills, chills and excessively gory spills of the supernatural kind. Subtle it aint. more...
The Orphanage Spanish Horror Film Review
A.k.a. El Orfanato, The Orphanage has been widely praised by critics around the world since it's release in 2007. Here's one review that refuses to be convinced. more...
Rec: Spanish Horror Film Review
Recently re-made in the US as Quarantine, this is another entry into first-person terror, a gem of a film and a must for horror fans. more...
2004's R-Point is a wartime ghost story written and directed by Kong Su-chang that satisfies the requisites but fails to be the masterpiece it could have been. more...
The Uninvited - Horror Film Review
The re-make of South-Korean horror hit, A Tale of Two Sisters, that holds no surprises as the bland copy of an original great. more...
Perkins 14: Horror Film Review
One of this year's After Dark Horrorfest "8 films to die for", Perkins 14 brings a strong premise that cried out for a stronger treatment. more...
Cronos (La Invencion de Cronos): Film Review
In Cronos, an elderly antique dealer discovers a medieval device holding the key to eternal life, but leaves those who use it thirsting for blood and avoiding sunlight. more...
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Don't Look Now – A 1973 Horror Classic In Review
By: Martin G. Wood
Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie play a psychologically fragile couple mourning the loss of a child, in the Gothic city of Venice. more...
5 Of The Best Horror Movies Of All Time
By: Tim Mowbray
Whether you gauge a good horror movie on its fear factor or simply go for the gore, when it comes to real horror, it seems, there is nowhere to look but back. more...
Haute Tension – A Tortured Love Affair
By: Martin G. Wood
Bloody violent, and aggressive to the core, Haute Tension (or High Tension) challenges the notion that the indestructible horror movie monster can't be deconstructed. more...
By: Bryan Parker
Tired of mediocre remakes? Revisit the golden age of horror and find out the true meaning of suspense and fear. more...
Sam Raimi Directs Drag Me to Hell
By: Margaret Burke
Good horror movies are hard to find. Drag Me to Hell is not only nail-bitingly tense, the gore is over-the-top with humor throughout. more...
Review: The Haunting of Molly Hartley
By: Jason Schneider
Hardly what one would call a "scary" movie, The Haunting of Molly Hartley is a cliche-ridden teen thriller that many viewers find boring. more...
By: Felix Kemp
As much a comedy as it is a horror film, Drag Me to Hell may make audience's laugh more than they scream, but is enjoyable nonetheless. more...
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