Author: horrorfestival

In part 1 of this series looking at the most disturbing moments in film, we visited some classic extreme horror films that were easy to remember for their shocking and controversial elements. However, it seems like disturbing scenes are in abundance when it comes to horror films and many of us hold specific memories of […]… Continue reading Most disturbing moments in film – part 2 —

Back in the 70s one of the most controversial films was released into the world in 1978, and shocked the audiences to their very core. That film was none other than Meir Zarchi’s I Spit On Your Grave aka Day of the Woman. With an offensive and aggressive title alone, there was no surprise that… Continue reading I Spit On Your Grave Deja Vu (2019) review —

Another 10 years have passed by, and for me they have been incredibly important to my knowledge growth of the horror genre. The reason being that it was only around 12 years ago that I discovered my undying love for the terrifying genre, and therefore it’s truly been a discovery period for me, with both […]… Continue reading 25 Best Horror Films of the Decade —

Good old gut-wrenching horror films. Can’t beat a bit of the old terrifying terror. Scary dary. Lots of gore! Aiiiiiiieee (not in the rapping sense) etc. But, hey, what happens if you take a classic horror film and, instead of adding more gore and banal screaming tropes, you make it all sickly sweet? The Evil […]… Continue reading 15 Horror Films Ruined by Adding “Snuggums” Into the Title — Professional Moron

The Lodge is an atmospheric horror film that explores grief, loneliness and what happens when you’re stuck with your significant other’s kids inside a snowed in lodge for several days. It’s a dread-filled experience that features a beautiful looking descent into insanity, and it proves directors Veronkia Franz and Severin Fiala (Goodnight Mommy) have become […]… Continue reading The Lodge: An Excellent Horror Film That is Haunting and Memorable — Movies, Films & Flix

dir. Nicolas Pesce. A strange sequel/remake of the creepy and atmospheric Japanese horror film JU-ON: THE GRUDGE (2002). The central concept being, that gruesome murders in a house will conjure vengeful ghosts that curse anyone who enters that house. It’s a simple horror idea, that only really works when the film is able to sustain […]… Continue reading THE GRUDGE (2020) — A Single Paragraph

Fear-An unpleasant feeling triggered by the perception of danger, real or imagined. Everybody has a fear of at least one thing. I’m sure, no one can disagree with it, and people who say that they don’t fear anything, are scared to admit the fact, for their own personal reasons of course, which infact is a […]… Continue reading FEAR — Natasha’s slate

dVerse Poets – Open Link Night Image: by Jonathan Burton and found at brainpickings.org “In the time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” George Orwell. A Horror Coming down Mobsters, junkies and clowns, Orwell’s horror a horror coming round, soon we’ll be in the ground, soon we’ll be in the […] via A… Continue reading A Horror Coming Down – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon — parallax

via More Hammer Horror: Twins of Evil — blackwings666