68 Kill You Want to See This Movie [Review]
Released in 2017, 68 Kill is not a new movie; however, I had never heard of it and came across it while scrolling through my streaming video list for something to watch. And damn, am … Read This Story
Movie Reviews
The reviews listed, are the opinions of the reviewer and may not necessarily reflect the views of horror facts as a whole.
68 Kill You Want to See This Movie [Review]
Released in 2017, 68 Kill is not a new movie; however, I had never heard of it and came across it while scrolling through my streaming video list for something to watch. And damn, am … Read This Story
Tubi Original Film ‘Unborn’ You Have to See This
Childbirth is often referred to as the miracle of life. Tubi’s new original film ‘Unborn’ asks the question. What if the new life growing inside you is something sinister. Something that once walked the earth … Read This Story
Who You Gonna Call? In the New ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ Film
There’s no need to be afraid of the newest installment in the Ghostbusters franchise, which pays tribute to the late Harold Ramis and introduces us to the Spengler family. ‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’ follows the story of … Read This Story
Entropy 2022, All Talk.. [Review]
There is a sinister self-help group that becomes increasingly concerning for a young woman with cancer in the film Entropy from 2021. Abby (Miranda Nieman) and Miranda (Hayley Sunshine), the girlfriend of Miranda’s ex-self-help group, … Read This Story
Marvels Eternals Review
During the events of Avengers: Endgame (2019), an unexpected tragedy forces the Eternals, an ancient alien race that has lived on Earth in shadow for thousands of years, into the light to fight humanity’s most … Read This Story
‘Jurassic Hunt’ Movie Review
Welcome to ‘Jurassic Park’, no wait, that’s not right. Let’s try this again. Welcome to ‘Jurassic Hunt’. A movie that asks what if you could kill them for sport instead of just seeing the dinosaurs. … Read This Story
Bae Wolf a modern Twist on an old fable [REVIEW]
Offering something new for the website comes Bae Wolf is a new take on the legend of Beowulf and all the books, movies, folklore that follows, while it may not be considered a ‘true horror’ … Read This Story
Monsters in the Closet
Rather than filming a bunch of films and adding them to one film, Monsters in the Closet is an anthology film which has an interconnected story. Several years after the death of Raymond Grant, his … Read This Story
‘Scream’ The Fifth Film Review
The new installment of the “Scream” franchise was the first made without the involvement of horror master Wes Craven, who passed away in 2015. Known collectively as Radio Silence, Bettinelli-Olpin and Gillett took over directing … Read This Story
‘Nightshade’ Movie Review
What does it mean when you start having premonitions about murders? No, I’m not talking about the plot of ‘Malignant.’ Or when you start having insomnia and suspect you might be living a double life? … Read This Story
‘Queen of Spades’ Movie Review
I can’t stop thinking of the phrase “play stupid games, win stupid prizes” whenever someone or a group of people decide to awaken the supernatural. In the new supernatural horror, Queen of Spades, a group … Read This Story
Forgotten Trash A Tribute to Low Budget 80s Horror
Forgotten Trash is a film dedicated to a time where horror was shot out of love for the genre, a throwback to the good old times if you will, adding that low quality VHS feeling … Read This Story
‘Last Orders’ short Horror Film Review
“You are the architect of your own heaven and hell.” Watching Last Orders, the new short film from Jon James Smith, I couldn’t help but wonder what his first full-length feature might be like? I … Read This Story
RESIDENT EVIL: WELCOME TO RACCOON CITY REVIEW
The latest installment in the resident evil film franchise is heavily based upon the resident evil video games, it does not follow the original story of the previous films where Alice was the main focus … Read This Story
‘As a Prelude to Fear’ movie review
If you want to watch a movie about a guy who kidnaps women and forces them to play the cello, and practically spoon-feeds you the identity of the killer, then ‘As a Prelude to Fear’ … Read This Story
Last Night in soho “You willing to work your way up?” [review]
Sometimes the horror is real in film, and sometimes it’s imagined, and sometimes when done well, it can be both. Last Night in Soho, the latest film by Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Baby … Read This Story
The Dreamer (2019) Short Horror Film Review
The Dreamer is a short Norwegian horror film that premiered as an exclusive at HorrOrigins. With a runtime of 14 minutes and 44 seconds, the film follows a mother struggling to cope with her young … Read This Story
Hell in a Handbasket (Short Horror Film Review)
Research scientist Dale Borger struggles to maintain his solitary existence in the Arctic. As Dale represents humanity’s last hope in the face of a global pandemic, all hope falls on his shoulders. This short horror … Read This Story
The Tattooist A Stunning Horror Short
When we think of horror shorts we usually think of a small film made with hopes that it will be picked up by a larger production studio to bring a full featured movie, however with … Read This Story
‘Vicious Fun’ A Seriously Good Time [REVIEW]
Written by James Villeneuve and directed by Cody Calahan, ‘Vicious Fun’ just might be one of the best films to be shown at the Blood in the Snow film festival in 2021. There’s no doubt … Read This Story
