4.5/10 Entertaining one minute, then mediocre for the next fifteen. Halloween succeeds in making its villain feel menacing and even throws in clever callbacks for fans of the original. It’s everything between the moments of good that
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Here’s a quick overview of horror films we recommend for this Halloween (more films in upcoming parts). Martyrs (2008) 7.5/10 Gruesome and truly horrifying. Martyrs is a French psychological horror film that tells the revenge story of
4.5/10 All style but no substance. Slice is a comedy that parodies common tropes from the horror film genre. Unfortunately, the story isn’t very interesting and it doesn’t have any real humour to match. Ironically these issues make Slice feel more
5.5/10 The House with a Clock in Its Walls (HCW) is the latest offering from horror director Eli Roth (Hostel, Cabin Fever), and weirdly, it’s meant a film for kids. Based on the children’s book by John
1.5/10 One of the most poorly constructed films that I have ever seen. Slender Man is easily a front-runner to take out 2018’s Worst Movie prize because to put it quite simply, it’s not even a movie.
6/10. Hereditary is the first feature film from director Ari Aster and follows a grieving family after their grandmother passes away. Strange events begin to occur shortly after, bringing more grief and paranoia to the family, and
4/10 Somehow my favorite of the series but that still isn’t saying much. The Purge: Election Year once again manages to just edge its predecessor and slowly rise to the top of the mountain in the Purge
3.5/10 Better but still not that great. After my disappointment with the first in the series, I was not looking forward to the sequel The Purge: Anarchy, but surprisingly I had a much better time watching it because
3/10 You’ve got to purge Morty *burps excessively*. The way I see it, The Purge is the precursor for the shitty horror films Blumhouse Productions went on to make, such as the horrendous Happy Death Day, Unfriended, Ouija
3.5/10 The end has come. Thank God. Arriving at the final chapter of the A Nightmare On Elm Street franchise, I can’t help but reflect on the bumper journey that it has taken me on. And with the last