horror movies

Would You Rather (2013) – Movie review

October 29, 2014

Director David Guy Levy’s Would You Rather (2013) is a nice low budget thriller but somehow failed to attract universal attraction in comparison to some of its contemporaries. The film plays a diabolical version of the popular dinner party parlour game Would You Rather where the participants must opt for one of the two dreadful punishments, often […]

The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia

October 15, 2014

Released in early 2013 through video on demand (VOD), The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia is based on a true story of a family living in Georgia. The movie continues the horror scenes with frightening paranormal experience, but nowhere close to the story of the first supernatural thriller of the same franchise released in […]

Dont Blink (2014) - A psychological horror film

Don’t Blink (2014) – One vanishes as other blinks

October 10, 2014

I guess this is one of the finest supernatural thrillers I have watched in recent times. The idea of horror movies is to make us aware of the fear inside us by bringing us to face some unknown entity or supernatural power, but not necessarily a ghost or some weird looking stuff. Don’t Blink is […]

Where the Devil Hides (2014) – supernatural power or serial killer?

October 9, 2014

Where the Devil Hides (renamed later as The Devil’s Hand) is a supernatural horror thriller based on a small village of New Bethlehem, where an orthodox religious community (Amish) members are living under the supervision of elders with limited access to the outer world. Living under the fear of a horrific prophecy come true, six […]

The Appearing – more surprises, less horror (movie review)

October 7, 2014

Don’t know if this is only my view, but these days there are very few horror films that can actually scare you to death. In fact, horror films with not so convincing storylines make those very boring to watch. Nevertheless, films like “The Conjuring”, “Insidious: Chapter 2” and “Mama” are some of the finest horror […]

Run Like Hell (2014) – No thrill at all

September 26, 2014

Written and directed by James Thomas, Run Like Hell is just a lame thriller which doesn’t give you an ounce of thrill in the entire film. There has been no head or tail of this film other than numerous killing scenes by a group of fellows whose motives behind their psychotic acts remain unknown till the […]

The Others (2001) – a unique spooky horror tale

August 30, 2013

Spanish director Alejandro Amenabar turns this psychological/supernatural horror film THE OTHERS just an art piece with excellent narration. What you should expect here is not just another haunted-house tale where living meets the dead with all creepiness; rather it is the other way around. Set in the post WW II England, the movie tells the […]

The Last Exorcism (2010)

July 7, 2013

This is yet another found-footage supernatural horror film I have watched in recent time, including that of Paranormal Activity and Grave Encounters. What makes The Last Exorcism different from others is its subject and, of course, the attempt to give a conclusion with no such definite “point of view” rather leaving everything to the audience to construct […]

Mama (2013) – only for intense horror movie buffs

June 30, 2013

If you are fond of horror movies with the kind of original Exorcist, Mama, directed by Andres Muschietti, is the finest one in recent times. It tells about the story of two little girls abandoned in a forest and the pained soul of a mother who is still searching for her infant murdered sometime earlier. […]

The Fourth Kind (2009) – Misleading, not so impressive

June 8, 2013

Released in 2009, The Fourth Kind talks about one of the most talked about yet unexplained phenomena “the existence of aliens” and the alien invasions into our human world. This horror/sci-fi movie claims to be based on actual events occurring in Nome, Alaska in 2000 and somehow tries to correlate the disappearance of Nome residents […]