Source: Wired Horror is arguably the most exciting and certainly the most thrilling genre of fiction. However, until recently, many wrote it off as formulaic and primitive. They cannot do so anymore – over the last decade, horror has become one of the most fruitful and admired genres both across different media. This shift is curious but quite explainable – …
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Best Gambling Movies of All the Time
There are many classic movies for gambling: so many to count, in fact. We have trawled through the film archives, though, and chosen what we feel are the greatest gambling movies of all time. There were those who did not make the list and, of course, you will agree with some of the decisions and disagree with them. The following …
Read More »The Two Best ways to unlock more Horror Titles on Netflix
Sometimes it’s easy to think that you’ve exhausted all the best horror movies on Netflix. However, this is most likely not the case as Netflix has thousands of horror movies and TV Shows that include Anime Horror, B-Horror, Cult Horror, Slasher, Supernatural, and so much more. Unfortunately, all these movies and TV shows can’t be accessed from a single library, …
Read More »Top Three Horror-Themed Casino slot games popular in Canada
With gambling being as popular as it is right now, it is only natural for different genres of a gamble to have been integrated into the world. We’ve already seen our fair share of movies about gambling like 21, The Last Casino, Ocean’s Eleven, Casino, etc, and just it is in movies, some movie-based casino games have been created to …
Read More »Netflix: 11 horror Movies and Thrillers to Keep you Awake all Night
Winter weather and cold and rain set up the atmosphere to enjoy some classic horror movies and thrillers on TV. They are exciting and keep your adrenaline high, like when you play in
Read More »The 90’s Horror Movies Worth Rewatching
Refresh your memory with these nerve-wracking stories from the dawn of the 20th century. Misery (1990) Of all the macabre things that fascinate Stephen King the most, fates of successful yet troubled creators definitely stand out. And director Rob Reiner absolutely gave justice to one of the best examples — his 1987 novel “Misery.” The story follows the fate of …
Read More »The Musicians That Have Rather Unusual Hobbies
Musicians tend to live opulent lifestyles, particular those artists that have sold millions of records worldwide. They have huge homes, even larger amounts of land, but even they need to kick back and relax, and often do so in many weird and wonderful ways.
Read More »Cat III (Category 3) & Extreme Asian Films
A STUDY OF ASIAN CAT III (Category 3) FILMS CAT III, otherwise known as Category 3 is the rating system used on Extreme horror and exploitation films from the Asian market. While the films range from extremely disturbing horror to p*rnographic, this list is primarily focused on the Horror rela(1986)ted titles. Soft p*rn for Asian films are also classified under …
Read More »Everything I learned about Dating I learned from Horror film Rentals
There are many lessons a person must learn in life, and there are various ways that one can go about doing it. One of the hardest lessons for some to learn is that ability to meet and actually get to know that special someone that they just might be able to spend the rest of their life with. There are many ways …
Read More »Top 13 Greatest Serial Killer Movies
13. Time After Time (1979) This movie makes the list even though it isn’t really a horror movie. It isn’t scary at all, actually, but the plot, while a bit cheesy at times, also contains a bit of genius, including its star Malcolm McDowell. Here’s the deal: the notion of a serial killer is not a modern one. Jack the …
Read More »Jason Stephenson and NFTS Productions
Jason Stephenson. NFTS Productions (which stands for “Not for the Squeamish”). Ever hear of them? Chances are you probably haven’t … yet. Stephenson has directed five movies since 2004 and with each movie you can see his confidence and skills grow. Stephenson lives and makes genre films in Minnesota with, no doubt, a close circle of friends and family who …
Read More »Modern Horror Directors
When you think of a Horror Movie Director you get visions of John Carpenter, Wes Craven, Clive Barker and of course Steven Speilberg. Steven Speilberg you might ask? Well some of his more recent movies have been less than horrifying besides for their lack luster content, but he has made some pretty terrifying films to start. His 1975 release of …
Read More »Masking What’s Underneath
Masks are often used during Halloween as part of costumes. We use the opportunity to transform ourselves into something or someone else. Sometimes we like to mask ourselves as a famous actor or person. Other times, we like to delve into our dark side and become some kind of monster. Masks have also been used during rituals, ceremonies, and celebrations …
Read More »THE VICTIM Set Visit: Part 1 of 3 (w/ EXCLUSIVE photos!)
The epic bellow for bug spray echoed down the ridge as I was struggling to climb a sheer wall of dirt and rock in my, poorly chosen, footwear choice of sandals. To be more accurate, I shimmied up on my hands and backside to avoid the inevitable Jerry Lewis like tumble I would have taken trying to use the feet …
Read More »The History of Scifi in Horror
Growing up in the 80’s for the most part, I found myself a Horror fan as much as the next kid. My best friend Wally and I joined a local movie-rental club; we would ride our bikes down to the movie place and rent every horror film the guy had. Being 13-14 it was great because he would let us …
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