With horror being maybe the single broadest genre for film, it can be a challenge to try to keep up with it. With so many different sub genres, directors and classics to see, films can easily slide under the radar for one reason for another. Hopefully, this list can serve as a reminder of some […]
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10 Great Movies To Watch When You Need Inspiration
While there are many films which are made just for entertainment reasons, it is nice when you can get something more from a film than a few thrills and laughs. Movies have the power to change people’s minds, to make them work harder for their dreams, to give them hope, to broaden their horizons and […]
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10 Great Fictional Movies Shot Like Documentaries
Fiction films can sometimes be misled as documentaries. It can be the way the film is presented, such as a mockumentary, or scenes composed of actual interviews. Sometimes it’s the director’s aesthetic in telling the story, or the actors are so real that it’s like the old saying: the camera was a fly on the […]
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10 Great Movies To Watch If You Liked “Chernobyl”
The HBO series “Chernobyl” was a major success in every way possible. This retelling of the massive explosion of the nuclear power plant in Ukraine on April 26, 1986 is currently the highest ranked TV series of all time on IMDb. The show gained attention around the world. Obviously it had its detractors as well, […]
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10 Movie Masterpieces You’ve Probably Never Seen
To the serious cineaste there’s something much more satisfying about quirky, cult oddities that were always intended for niche markets with very little chance of ever attaining mass appeal. The arthouse film, often the product of auteur filmmakers or non-traditional genre directors looking for more cerebral experiences and often transgressive tales deemed too avant-garde or […]
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The 10 Best Folk Horror Movies of All Time
For longtime genre fans there’s nothing terribly new about the folk horror subgenre. With recent popular slowburn gems like Robert Eggers’ The Witch (2016) and Ari Aster’s Midsommar (2019) generating new interest in these films, terrifying freakouts based on folktales and capitalizing on religious horror that includes archaic early Christianity, unsettling pagan traditions, antiquated rituals, […]