"Late Night with the Devil" is a horror film that cleverly combines horror with a '70s talk show setting to save a struggling TV program. The movie, released on Shudder, immerses viewers in the eerie world of an occult-themed Halloween episode, blending nostalgia, horror, and authenticity. The film's dedication to its unique premise and standout performances make it a must-watch for horror enthusiasts.
Alien Romulus – release Aug 16 2024
The new Alien movie is generating mixed feelings. While some fans are excited for more alien action, others are cautious due to past disappointments with sequels. The upcoming film, set between Alien and Aliens, promises practical effects over CGI. With a screenplay by Fede Alvarez and Rodo Sayagues, and a release date on August 16th, anticipation is high but expectations remain tempered.
News: Blair witch comes out of the woods again
Blair Witch Project is making a comeback in a multi-film deal between Blumhouse and Lionsgate. The original producer, Roy Lee, is on board. Lionsgate film chair and CEO of Blumhouse announced the partnership, expressing excitement about reintroducing the horror classic to a new generation. Blumhouse, known for Paranormal Activity and Get Out, is set to bring back Blair Witch.
Movie review: As Above, so below (2014)
The movie "As Above, So Below" released in 2014, directed by John Erick Dowdle, features Scarlett and her team exploring the Paris catacombs in search of the Philosopher's stone. The film offers great horror elements but loses impact toward the end. Set in the actual catacombs, it builds tension well but suffers from clichéd characters and pacing issues. Overall, a decent watch for its 93-minute duration.
A brief history of horror movies
Horror movies have a chilling history, from silent nightmares like "Nosferatu" to iconic monsters in the Universal era. The genre evolved through science fiction horror, psychological terrors, slasher films, and horror comedy. Asian horror influenced global trends, while found footage films brought realistic terror. Modern horror explores social issues, ensuring that the legacy of horror cinema continues to haunt our dreams.