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The Incubations by Ramsey Campbell, Book Review

The Incubations by Ramsey Campbell, Book Review

The Incubations by Ramsey Campbell, A Horror Book Review by Benjamin Kurt Unsworth In a Ramsey Campbell novel, there are some things you come to expect: the mundane made creepy, characters that aren’t likeable but who make perfect protagonists, dialogue that leaps off the page and puts you in a … The Incubations by Ramsey Campbell, Book ReviewRead more

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Daddy’s Head: A Gripping Psychological Creature Feature, Review

Daddy’s Head: A Gripping Psychological Creature Feature, Review

Daddy’s Head A boy and his widowed stepmother find themselves in fear for their lives after they are visited by an unexplainable creature which appears to mimic the boy’s recently deceased father. Initial release: 11 October 2024 Director: Benjamin Barfoot Daddy’s Head: A Gripping Psychological Creature Feature, Horror Movie Review You see … Daddy’s Head: A Gripping Psychological Creature Feature, ReviewRead more

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Hold Your Breath: A Chilling Horror Movie Review

Hold Your Breath: A Chilling Horror Movie Review

Hold Your Breath, a horror movie review by Hope Madden During the region’s horrific dust storms in Oklahoma, a woman believes that a sinister presence is threatening her family. Initial release: 12 September 2024 Director: Karrie Crouse Distributed by: Searchlight Pictures Among the least examined perspectives in Westerns is the woman’s. In the … Hold Your Breath: A Chilling Horror Movie ReviewRead more

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Rumours: A Hilarious Satire About G7 Leaders – Film Review

Rumours: A Hilarious Satire About G7 Leaders – Film Review

Rumours Leaders of the world’s wealthiest democracies gather for the annual G7 summit to draft a provisional statement regarding a global crisis. They soon become spectacles of incompetence, contending with increasingly surreal obstacles as night falls in the misty woods and they realize they are suddenly alone. Release date: 6 December … Rumours: A Hilarious Satire About G7 Leaders – Film ReviewRead more

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Where Dark Things Grow by Andrew K. Clark – Book Review

Where Dark Things Grow by Andrew K. Clark – Book Review

Dark Things Grow by Andrew K Clark Cowboy Jamboree Press; 308 Pages; Available Now on Amazon A Horror Book Review by Damascus Mincemeyer Rising from the coastal plains of the American Eastern seaboard, the Appalachians are made up of a broken chain of peaks, ridges and dissected plateaus extending from … Where Dark Things Grow by Andrew K. Clark – Book ReviewRead more

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Salem’s Lot Movie Review: A Mixed Bag of Bite and Speed

Salem’s Lot Movie Review: A Mixed Bag of Bite and Speed

Salem’s Lot Movie Review: A Mixed Bag of Bite and Speed by Chris Brosnahan When author Ben Mears comes back to his childhood home in search for some inspiration for his next book, he discovers that people in his home town are mysteriously turning into blood-sucking vampires. Release date: 11 October … Salem’s Lot Movie Review: A Mixed Bag of Bite and SpeedRead more

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Terrifier 3: The Return of Art the Clown in a Holiday Nightmare – Horror Movie Review

Terrifier 3: The Return of Art the Clown in a Holiday Nightmare – Horror Movie Review

Terrifier 3: The Return of Art the Clown in a Holiday Nightmare – Horror Movie Review by Hope Madden After surviving Art the Clown’s Halloween massacre, Sienna and her brother struggle to rebuild their shattered lives. As the holiday season approaches, they try to embrace the Christmas spirit and leave … Terrifier 3: The Return of Art the Clown in a Holiday Nightmare – Horror Movie ReviewRead more

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Lord of Misrule, folk horror, and why we’re still arguing about The Wicker Man

Lord of Misrule, folk horror, and why we’re still arguing about The Wicker Man

Lord of Misrule, folk horror, and why we’re still arguing about The Wicker Man Please note that this brilliant article is directly tied to a second article on The Devil’s Bath, which will be published very soon. [Heads up for mention of suicide and ableism. Also, murder, but you probably … Lord of Misrule, folk horror, and why we’re still arguing about The Wicker ManRead more