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Movie reviews for horror fans; from gruesome bone-chillers to dark horror thrillers, a showcase for frightful films that seek to entertain and to terrify.

THE MURDERER IN THE HOUSE OF DEAD
The Shinko University Detective Association has only two members: President Akechi Kyousuke and member Hamura Yuzuru. They are known (self-proclaimed) as the detective couple Holmes and Watson of the school. And their main job is to solve mysteries (they see themselves) and practice their reasoning skills by observing random objects.
By HieuDinh4 months ago in Horror
The Midnight Caller – Part Three. AI-Generated.
Whispers of the Wandering Mask Fog rolled over Ravenwood like a living thing, curling around streetlights and swallowing the morning sun. The town had not slept. Doors stayed locked. Curtains stayed closed. And every rustle of wind felt like a warning whispered too late.
By Alshalil 7714 months ago in Horror
The Midnight Caller – Part Two. AI-Generated.
The Echo in the Trees** Ravenwood woke slowly, as it always did. Morning sunlight spilled across the rooftops, warming the quiet streets and breaking through the thin November frost. But beneath that gentle stillness, the town buzzed with a nervous electricity. Rumors spread faster than truth ever could.
By Alshalil 7714 months ago in Horror
The Midnight Caller
The Midnight Caller The town of Ravenwood had always worn its silence like a badge—quiet streets, predictable nights, and the same familiar faces behind every window. But all of that changed the night The Midnight Caller returned.
By Alshalil 7714 months ago in Horror
Guru, The Mad Monk
Not enough madness or blood, or any tits, or anything such a title and poster would suggest--at least not for my discriminating scummy tastes.
By Tom Baker4 months ago in Horror
Kuća s prostorijom bez povratka
Introduction: The Allure of Forbidden Rooms Imagine walking through a house and stumbling upon a door that’s strictly off-limits—a room no one ever returns from. The mere thought sends shivers down your spine. These mysterious rooms, often called “rooms of no return,” have fascinated people for centuries. Whether hidden behind walls, disguised as closets, or locked behind iron gates, they trigger a primal sense of curiosity and fear. But why are we drawn to places we’re told to avoid?
By olxia10 4 months ago in Horror
Tajna Prostorija Iza Zida – The Hidden Room Behind the Wall
Have you ever stared at a wall and wondered what might be behind it? The idea that a hidden room could be sitting quietly behind a layer of plaster sends a chill down the spine—but in the most exciting way. “Tajna prostorija iza zida” translates to a secret room behind the wall, and it’s a concept that has appeared in legends, films, and even real-life news stories. Whether it’s a forgotten family secret or an architectural marvel, hidden rooms spark curiosity like nothing else.
By olxia10 4 months ago in Horror
Blood for Dracula (a.k.a. Andy Warhol's Dracula)
"Punc, chic, and nauseating," was how Pauline Kael once described the modernized vampire classic The Hunger (starring David Bowie, Susan Sarandon, and Catherine Deneuve, and based on a novel by Whitley Strieber). Spelling aside, she might just as easily have been talking about Andy Warhol’s Dracula—a.k.a. Blood for Dracula.
By Tom Baker4 months ago in Horror
The Lantern on Willow Street
Willow Street was the oldest road in the little town of Marlow Creek. Every house along it had a story, and every story had a secret—but none more mysterious than the small blue house at the very end. People said it was abandoned. Children dared each other to run up and touch the mailbox, then scream and race away. No one ever saw lights in the windows… except on one night each year.
By Nomix 4 months ago in Horror
The Wicker Man Features One of the Most Disturbing Endings I Have Seen to a Horror Movie. Top Story - November 2025.
The Wicker Man is possibly one of my favorite British horror movies that truly blew me away the first time I watched it. We follow the story of a man named Sergeant Howie who is heading to an island called Summerisle. A little girl named Rowan is missing, and Howie is determined to find her, after receiving a strange letter about her disappearance.
By Emy Quinn4 months ago in Horror
A Fearless Triumph of Punk-Horror Imagination
With Rufus, writer-director Mars Roberge doesn’t just enter the horror genre—he detonates it from the inside out. Premiering at six film festivals and already boasting wins for Best Horror Film (L.A. IFS Film Festival, L.A. Punk Film Festival) and Best Supernatural Feature (New York Science Fiction and Horror Film Festival), Rufus arrives this week as one of the most daring, gleefully anarchic horror films of the year. It’s wildly imaginative, proudly weird, and unmistakably Roberge: a filmmaker who has always “embraced the bizarre” and refuses to play by anyone’s rules but his own.
By Ben Nelson4 months ago in Horror
Shivers is the Only David Cronenberg Film that Made me Extremely Uncomfortable
Shivers was my second David Cronenberg film, and it was an experience that haunted me for a long time. I can't believe I was able to even finish the movie, due to how extreme the film continued to become until that disturbing ending.
By Emy Quinn5 months ago in Horror