I love me some classic horror flicks. A pre-1960s film flings you back in time to experience horror in its rawest form. This is where you can truly begin to appreciate the origins of horror cinema. You can see it in the practical effects, the stories, the acting, and the unexpected audience reactions. I’m always […]
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Quince (aka Fifteen) premiered at SXSW 2026 in grand fashion. Starring Macarena Oz and Greta Martí, the comedy horror showcases the acting skills of the two young actresses owning their lead roles. Quince allows them to shine in the chaos that is center stage. In the movie, Ligia (Martí) and Mayte (Oz) are best friends
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Sinner Supper Club is a goodbye letter to friendship groups. It’s seeking closure and finding that it doesn’t always go to plan. Writers and directors Daisy Rosato and Nora Kaye created a story of love, friendship, death, and ultimately the uncertainty of life. Shot in six days on an iPhone, the film is the product
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A man jacked off next to me at a SXSW premiere and all I got was a lousy t-shirt. Okay, so that’s slightly misleading. I actually got the t-shirt at a different premiere, and it wasn’t a lousy shirt. I really like it. But other than that, it’s a pretty true statement. I’m being serious,
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The Life We Leave is a peek into the death industry. The documentary made its debut at SXSW and delved into one specific form of death care known as terramation (aka human composting). We will all die one day. It’s something we in the horror community think about on a daily basis. While we may
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I’m always amazed at the horror selection at my local library. It’s pretty choice and quite diverse, ranging from the classics to semi current. The library can surprise you like that. We might have mentioned this before here at Horror Movie Blog, but did you know that with your library card, you also get a
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Chattanooga Film Festival has kicked off year 13 with a bang by getting a head start with us cinephiles. Ready to excite us with its offerings, CFF has also lined up filmmaker Joe Lynch as a special guest. This year you can attend in person June 18-21, 2026 or virtually June 19-27. If you can’t
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When you sit back, kick your feet up, and realize everyone is in on the joke, you’ll have a good time. Ricky Valente is back in Narco Sharks – or is it Narco Shark 2? No, it’s definitely Narco Sharks. Ricky Valente is back in Narco Sharks, sequel to Narco Shark, sans the black magic
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2025 came and went in the blink of an eye. I had my bingo card all made out and barely got half of it done. It’s pathetic! Note to self, next year make a horror themed card. One thing I can say is I enjoyed, or should I say, watched a lot of horror. Truth
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Admittedly, I had never heard of Rosemary’s Baby until I was in my late teens. I’ve been a horror fan my whole life, watching it since I was too young to be allowed to. I’m sure you’ve heard this story before, but it really is true when it comes to my sister and me. Our
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