Due to the Corona virus, quarantine has become a part of most of the population in this world. Host makes use of that as the base of its premise and expands it in a way that just seems so relatable to us today.
Sometimes we all just want to watch some comedy with horror element infused into it, something like the Scary Movie series but less over-the-top and in-your-face comedy. That’s where Tucker & Dale vs Evil comes in, for they bring with them something that seems a bit different from the usual crops of comedy horror films recently.
Being alone is the scariest thing ever, especially when you are not really the only being there. WHO? has chosen that same primal fear and wants to give us something its own take on it.
Recently lots of Stephen King’s novels have been translated into movies such as It, The Dark Tower and Gerald’s Game. And Pet Sematary is just the latest of the trend.
Horror has always been the mainstay in any film genre, particularly the short film genre. It’s not particularly hard to make, and can be done in as little budget as possible. And Drip is one of the latest to join in the party.
It is original movies like “Us” which makes me realise I actually really like horror movies beyond just going to the cinemas and laughing at everyone else who overreacts to the scary scenes. Although its more a mix of horror and thriller rather than a straight up horror flick.
It Comes, or 来る in its Japanese title, is a supernatural horror film that is based on the novel by Ichi Sawamura. It is directed by the famous director Tetsuya Nakashima, who did Confessions[告白].
(This is STATIC short film review, which is a 2017 horror short film is directed by Nick Beardslee) STATIC is a drama short film directed by Nick Beardslee and produced by Nick, Michael Nibozny and Drew Beardslee. It is released around a week ago on Vimeo and after watching it, I felt that it should be … Read more
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