slasher

Don't open that door! Psycho made slasher films a hallmark of the horror genre; explore iconic hackers, slashers, and chainsaw-wielding psychopaths, from the safety of your living room.

Beware The Window
Alone, tired, and drained of emotions, Jacob Jones dropped into the oversized leather rocking chair on the second floor of his townhome. He closed his eyes and inhaled the soft scent emanating from the Himalayan salt lamp glowing on the coffee table.
By J. S. Wade3 years ago in Horror
Terror in the Aisles
Terror in the Aisles is a 1984 anthology film starring Donald Pleasance and Nancy Allen narrating a bunch (and I mean a bunch) of horror movie clips from the Seventies and Eighties. or, mostly so. There's a wrap-around segment of them in a theater with a curiously multicultural bunch of moviegoers who are portrayed, weirdly enough, as obnoxious and unlikable. (What were the producers trying to say there?)
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
Spooky Places That Give You Chills: Real Haunted Places
Introduction: Imagine stepping into the realm where the unknown merges with our reality, where the air is thick with tales of the past, and the boundaries between our world and the supernatural blur. These are the haunted places, sites where whispers of history linger, and where shadows hold secrets that both intrigue and send a shiver down our spines. In this captivating journey, we will venture into the captivating world of haunted locations, unraveling the authentic stories that have left their eerie mark on those who dared to step foot within their mysterious confines. [Caution: This article is only for informational purposes & it written with the help of AI]
By Jojo3 years ago in Horror
Freddy vs Jason: the most LIT movie I’ve ever seen in theaters
So it’s a mid-August night in the summer of 2003. My mom, her boyfriend, my sisters and me are all on our way to the only two movie theaters they have in Chapel Hill where we live at. Our plan is to see the long awaited and highly anticipated film Bad Boys 2. We went to the first theater, The Timberline, and it was all sold out. We went to second theater, The Plaza, and it was also sold out there as well. We were disappointed because we were really looking forward to seeing the movie, but since we couldn’t my mom and her boyfriend Leroy suggested we might as well just see something else instead. Now I forget who exactly said something first, but what I do remember is my sister and Leroy suggesting that we see the also long awaited and highly anticipated slasher crossover film Freddy vs Jason.
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Horror
Beware of Dog
It should have been an easy score. Rob an old man and leave without much fuss. We never could have guessed how south it would go.
By Joshua Campbell3 years ago in Horror
Scary story
In the small, forgotten village of Ravensbrook, nestled at the edge of a dense, foreboding forest, a sense of unease lingered like a fog. Whispers of a sinister presence had haunted the village for generations, tales that sent shivers down the spines of even the bravest souls.
By Jet The goat3 years ago in Horror
10 True Stories Made into Movies.
Sometimes reality overcomes even the most powerful imagination. The following list deals with strange cases and unsolved murders that caused such a sensation in public opinion that Hollywood decided to make them into movies.
By Thanos Koukoumanis3 years ago in Horror
Children of the Corn
Children of the Corn is a nice, haunting little mid-1980s horror film starring Peter Horton and Linda Hamilton ("Vicky" and "Burt") as a couple who are taking their honeymoon, or moving, or something--but, regardless, the man has just finished medical school, and for some reason, they are tasked with driving through the endless cornfields of Nebraska, with an eerie Apocalyptic sky above them that stretches on into infinity.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Horror
The truth of Vampires
Vampires, those enigmatic creatures of the night, have captured our imaginations for centuries, lurking at the intersection of myth and reality. The stories of these immortal beings, with their thirst for blood and mysterious allure, have woven their way into our cultures, shaping our perceptions of the supernatural. In this comprehensive exploration, we'll delve deep into the origins of vampire myths, the historical events that contributed to their creation, and even uncover the modern-day subculture of individuals who identify as real vampires. Let's separate fact from fiction and shed light on the enigmatic world of vampires.
By Jojo3 years ago in Horror
Jerome's Haunting Mystique. Content Warning.
Introduction: Nestled amidst the rugged landscapes of Arizona, the ghost town of Jerome stands as a poignant testament to the passage of time. Once a bustling mining community, the town's history echoes through its weathered buildings, narrow streets, and enchanting tales of the past. Jerome's transformation from a thriving copper mining hub to a hauntingly beautiful ghost town is a captivating journey that unfolds through its abandoned remnants and the stories they tell.
By George3 years ago in Horror
Hungry Little Waifs
Welcome back, Weary Traveler. It's been too long since you last settled at my campfire. Have you returned to hear another tale of the twisted and the macabre? I hope so, because I am definitely in the mood to tell one. Settle in and get comfortable, won't you?
By Natalie Gray3 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror review of 'Children of the Corn' (2020)
SPOILERS!!! Jesus FUCKING Christ this movie is so damn bad. Mind you, it's still riffable, so there is some redeeming value, but the movie itself isn't even good-bad, it's just bad.
By Reed Alexander3 years ago in Horror