Ahh Goosebumps, you were a part of my childhood. I watched you on Saturday mornings on Fox Kids and read and collected a few of your books! As someone who has been learning horror and rewatching the genre directed towards a younger audience, it’s interesting to watch your episodes with more fresher yet mature eyes.... Continue Reading →
"Archaeologist Arthur Hartley is accused of stealing expensive artifacts from a museum, is warned of a curse that befalls those who touch the artifacts, but won't be stopped in his quest for wealth." Or on the back of the vhs box, it reads "a chilling tale of an archeologist who enrages the ancient Egyptian gods... Continue Reading →
Horror movies range from comedic to psychological, fun and spooky to downright boring. Yes, I have encountered unmoving, boring horror films. But then there are horror movies that make you go “what the fuck” whether it’s the plot, setting, villain, film style, more questions than answers, and we’re gonna talk about 10 of them today,... Continue Reading →
From the jump, I’m gonna say I had unexpected fun with this movie.I like when movies pleasantly surprise me, especially when my expectations are very, very low. That was the attitude I had going into this. I am a very indecisive person when it comes to watching movies and I was like “okay let’s watch... Continue Reading →
A new “series” on the blog but I wanted to talk about my adventures into different decades of horror. We can talk about the 80s and 90s horror all we want, they are great, and the 80s is oversaturated but home of the big franchises but no one is really giving earlier decades its due.... Continue Reading →
I, by no means, would classify myself as an expert in horror. Yes, I know things about film on a historic level and I watch tons and tons of horror content but in all the years I’ve consumed said content, there are only a handful that really got to me on some level. I’m an... Continue Reading →
It’s a pieced together lost film of iconic director George A. Romero.It’s filled with surreal images and very pointed commentary.Thanks to Shudder and the George A Romero Foundation, we can finally watch a film that isn’t about gore and blood and getting a “scaredy cat” reaction out of you, this is more of a slow... Continue Reading →
Today’s review is something that you either have seen or you know of the many remakes.. I’m not sure if this is available on streaming services right now but thankfully, I had this on vhs in my collection, still wrapped in plastic.I’ve been on a recurring journey of exploring horror films that are either black... Continue Reading →
This movie, I don’t wanna confuse you so I’ll keep it straight forward. There are two versions of this. One, is the full 95 minutes, associated with the UK release under a slightly different title. The other, for American audiences, is short 13 minutes. Shudder luckily has the full version but titled it under the... Continue Reading →
Scanning through Prime, I found this available and made a mental note to add this movie to the watchlist, along with some others that are currently available. After wrestling with myself, I settled down and picked this movie from 1986. Now, I was aware of this movie, the title kinda gives it away but in... Continue Reading →
Shots of Horror 