by dianaprice00@aol.com | Oct 21, 2025 | Horror Movie Reviews, Horror Movie Trailers
Remington Smith’s debut feature LandLords sinks its teeth into a setting horror has long ignored: short-term housing and seedy motels where survival itself is the real nightmare. Forget the gothic castles and velvet capes—Smith trades them in for bugs, cracked...
by dianaprice00@aol.com | Oct 20, 2025 | Horror Movie Reviews, Horror Movie Trailers
There’s something deliciously satisfying about watching pretension meet its grisly end, and Terroir pours that pleasure in a perfect vintage. This award-winning student short—fresh off its Best Student Film win at Screamfest—proves that a clever script, sharp...
by dianaprice00@aol.com | Sep 30, 2025 | Horror Movie Reviews, Horror Movie Trailers
There are a million horror movies out there to celebrate Halloween. We dig out our old dvds, VHS tapes maybe, full of werewolves, vampires, demons. Jump scares, girls tripping into victimhood, rowdy teens gratuitously slaughtered. Monsters Within doesn’t fit that...
by dianaprice00@aol.com | Oct 6, 2024 | Horror Movie Trailers
Earth as we know it is gone. A virus has destroyed the planet and rendered all its women infertile, all but one. An elite team of soldiers are tasked with bringing the woman to safety on the newly habitable Earth Two. But when they are forced underground they find...
by dianaprice00@aol.com | Sep 6, 2024 | Horror Movie Trailers
Long before The Midnight Meat Train, subways and the London underground have been the setting for horror, like the famous scene in American Werewolf in London. But 2004’s Creep stays down in the dark, with poor Franka Potente finding herself locked in after...
by dianaprice00@aol.com | Mar 16, 2022 | Horror Movie Trailers
We have seen many trends in horror, from Japanese horror to horror-comedy, but it looks like we’re having a throwback to moody horror and things that creep us out and get under our skin. As a bonus, it looks like it has a retro vibe. Trinity Creative Partnership...
