The reviews listed, are the opinions of the reviewer and may not necessarily reflect the views of horror facts as a whole.
“Don’t Answer The Phone” isn’t just any film; it plunges deep into the realm of exploitation cinema, where what’s shocking and absurd often blend together seamlessly. Initially titled “The Hollywood Strangler,” the name was cleverly … Read This Story
After the big hit of 2020’s The Invisible Man, Leigh Whannell seemed ready to bring another classic Universal Monster back to life with Wolf Man. Sadly, this effort to reconnect with the creature’s roots lacks … Read This Story
While its origins may be steeped in controversy, with the original Nosferatu being regarded as an unauthorized adaptation of “Bram Stoker’s Dracula” novel and all copies initially ordered destroyed, Nosferatu is a film that proves you can’t kill art. This iconic … Read This Story
We need to discuss Brandon Salisbury’s new documentary “George A. Romero’s Resident Evil“. It’s not just another story about missed chances; it’s a brilliant exploration of how Hollywood can misunderstand both gaming culture and the … Read This Story
Nightbitch is a dark exploration into the perils of motherhood and the sacrifice many mothers have to make for the betterment of their children. While the film attempts to initially be a combination of dark … Read This Story
Let’s get right to it—“Cora” is a post-apocalyptic thriller that aims high but often misses the mark. Set in a world where a hazardous fog has decimated humanity, we follow Cora, a solitary researcher stuck … Read This Story
Street Trash (2024) A Neon-Soaked Descent into Class Warfare and Practical Gore Let’s cut through the bullshit and talk about Street Trash, Ryan Kruger’s bold reimagining of the 1987 cult classic that’s either going to … Read This Story
The Jack in the Box Rises: A Lazy Sequel Failing to Live Up to Its Potential The Jack in the Box franchise has always shown promise, with its creepy antagonist and intriguing concept. Unfortunately, the … Read This Story
Descent into Darkness: An Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of cinema where thrillers often lean towards the external stakes, “DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL” takes a refreshing detour into the introspective. Set to premiere on … Read This Story
“Blood Bride” (1980) Review “Blood Bride,” also known as “Death of a Nun,” is a forgettable 1980 horror thriller that fails to deliver on its promising premise. Writer-director Robert J. Avrech’s film follows a pious … Read This Story
The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb (1980) Review I devoured “The Curse of King Tut’s Tomb” with eagerness, and I wasn’t disappointed. This 1980 made-for-TV movie is a hidden gem that effectively blends historical intrigue … Read This Story
Rating: 3.5/5 Review: “Contamination” is a campy, over-the-top sci-fi horror film that’s perfect for fans of B-movies and Italian exploitation cinema. Directed by Luigi Cozzi, this 1980 film is often referred to as an unauthorized … Read This Story
Released in 1980, Lucio Fulci’s “City of the Living Dead” (also known as “The Gates of Hell”) has stood the test of time, remaining a staple of Italian horror cinema. This surreal, nightmarish masterpiece has … Read This Story
If you’re searching for a gripping horror-thriller to keep you on the edge of your seat, “Last Straw” (2024) is a must-see. Directed by Alan Scott Neal, this tense thriller follows Nancy (Jessica Belkin), a … Read This Story
Directed by Rino Di Silvestro, “The Legend of the Wolf Woman” (La lupa mannara) is a 1976 Italian erotic horror film that has garnered a cult following over the years. This surreal and atmospheric film … Read This Story
I recently had the opportunity to revisit the 1979 thriller “Cardiac Arrest,” and I must say, it was quite a different experience from what I initially expected. I was drawn to this movie by its … Read This Story
I recently had the opportunity to revisit the 1980 horror film “Cannibals in the Streets” (also known as “Cannibal Apocalypse“), and I must say, it’s a fascinating entry in the cannibal subgenre that dominated Italian … Read This Story
“I’m a sucker for a good horror movie, something that gets under my skin and stays there. The classics always do it for me – Texas Chainsaw, Halloween, Dawn of the Dead. There’s something about … Read This Story
A Seductive Descent into Digital Darkness R.J. Daniel Hanna’s “Succubus” is a thought-provoking horror thriller that delves into the darker corners of our digital lives. This unsettling film weaves a complex tale of seduction, manipulation, … Read This Story
I love a good thriller, something that keeps me on the edge of my seat, wondering what’s around the corner. Classics like Single White Female, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, and Misery come to … Read This Story
