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Sweet Treats and Sinister Scenes: The Delightful Dichotomy of Gretel and Hansel (2020)
Revisiting Gretel and Hansel , I was enveloped once more in the hauntingly beautiful world crafted by Oz Perkins. The film, a reimagining...
alilynnbry
6 days ago2 min read
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A Sticky Mess: Why This Pooh Adventure Falls Flat
From the moment I sat down to watch Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey a sense of foreboding lingered in the air. What was meant to be a...
alilynnbry
Apr 92 min read
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Clowns Are Scary but My Love For Terrifier Is No Joke
If you’ve ever found yourself wondering what would happen if a twisted circus clown and your childhood nightmares had an epic showdown,...
alilynnbry
Apr 42 min read
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Game On: The Captivating Charm of “Would You Rather”
Upon my second viewing of “Would You Rather,” I found myself once again drawn into the tangled web of psychological tension and moral...
alilynnbry
Mar 312 min read
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Crafting Terror with Heart: The Unexpected Wins of “Annabelle: Creation”
As a long-time fan of the franchise, I can confidently say that this installment stands out not only as a spine-chilling tale but also as...
alilynnbry
Mar 112 min read
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Behind the Madness: Finding Humanity in American Horror Story season 2: Asylum
American Horror Story's second installment, Asylum is a brilliant tapestry woven with threads of fear, intrigue, and relentless...
alilynnbry
Mar 92 min read
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Pennywise With a Smile: The Surprising Heart of “IT Chapter 2”
In the shadowed heart of Derry, where darkness weaves through the very fabric of memory, “IT Chapter 2” emerges not merely as a sequel...
alilynnbry
Feb 232 min read
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Dancing with Pennywise: Why “IT” Became One Of My All-Time Favorites
If there’s one movie that has lingered in my mind long after the credits rolled, it’s “IT”(2017). As a long-time fan of Stephen King’s...
alilynnbry
Feb 183 min read
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Overgrown Expectations: Disappointment in Every Blade of “In the Tall Grass”
As a devoted fan of Stephen King, I approached "In the Tall Grass" with a mixture of excitement and trepidation. King's ability to weave...
alilynnbry
Feb 112 min read
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Spiritual Whirlwind: Why “Apostle” is a Cinematic Masterpiece to Celebrate
Having watched “Apostle” for the second time, I found myself even more enthralled by its masterful storytelling and rich cinematography....
alilynnbry
Feb 62 min read
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When Watching is a Chore: An Unforgiving Look at The Watchers (2024)
If you’re pondering whether to invest your time in “The Watchers”, your better judgment should scream a resounding “no.” Despite an...
alilynnbry
Jan 312 min read
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A Whimsical Ride Through Horror: Why “House of 1000 Corpses” Captivates
Rob Zombie’s directorial debut, “House of 1,000 Corpses” is a wild ride through the twisted minds of a family that could only exist in...
alilynnbry
Jan 272 min read
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When Dolls Do More Than Talk: Exploring the Terror of Dead Silence
There's something magical about revisiting the films of our youth, especially those that left a lasting impression. For me, that film is...
alilynnbry
Jan 253 min read
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Bloodless Horror: How Friday the 13th (2009) Fumbled its Legacy
The horror genre has given us some unforgettable films that have stood the test of time, and then there are those that leave us...
alilynnbry
Jan 213 min read
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Revisiting the Haunting Charm of American Horror Story: A Love Letter to Season 1 and Evan Peters
Ah, the thrill of revisiting a favorite series! As the snow began to fall and January’s chill settled in, I found myself drawn back into...
alilynnbry
Jan 142 min read
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Chasing Silver Spheres: Crafting a Fresh Take on Phantasm 1979
Phantasm, the cult classic horror film that swung into theaters in 1979, has garnered its share of fans over the decades, yet it’s safe...
alilynnbry
Jan 133 min read
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When the Tall Man Falls Short: A Critical Look at 1979's “Phantasm"
When “Phantasm” was released in 1979, it arrived with an ambitious promise that combined horror, science fiction, and existential dread—a...
alilynnbry
Jan 132 min read
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The Great Carnival Confrontation: Will Art or Pennywise Reign Supreme?
When it comes to horror movie villains, few characters evoke as much fear and fascination as Art the Clown from "Terrifier" and Pennywise...
alilynnbry
Jan 133 min read
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Nostalgia vs Modern Adapation: A Review of the 'Goosebumps' Franchise from the 90's show to the 2015 Movie
The 'Goosebumps' franchise holds a special place in the hearts of many, particularly for those who grew up in the 1990s. R.L. Stine’s...
alilynnbry
Jan 123 min read
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Bloodlines of Fear: Analyzing the Chilling Narrative of "We need to Talk About Kevin"
In the landscape of psychological thrillers, "We Need to Talk About Kevin" looms as a haunting exploration of motherhood, guilt, and the...
alilynnbry
Jan 122 min read
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