Tag: horror

An insomniac who drives through the streets of the city by night, making ends meet by working as a handyman during the day, he drifts through life watching

An encounter like something out of a romance novel, quite literally bumping into each other in the library, the researcher visiting her mother’s homeland of Denmark for the

A darkened house, the only illumination the blue television screen and the flickering nightlight in the hall; somewhere, a door creaks open, a blanket unfolds and falls from

It’s apparently a blessing in disguise for Jamie and Maya, the death of his great-aunt in rural Ireland giving the young couple a place to move into as

Proud homeowners and parents of two children, it is understandably frustrating for Ken and Tammy Sellers when their daughter Grace is possessed by a demon, worse when they

Incongruous in her red raincoat and her hiking boots with their red laces among the browns and greens of nature, the grass and bushes, mosses and rocks of

It starts with a funeral: there is a casket and corpse, mourners, finger food and a video presentation from the deceased, followed by a release of gas and

Their name synonymous with horror anthology films, it is easy to forget that Amicus also produced many varied single narrative features of equally dubious quality, among them The

Summer camp and slasher movies, two peculiarly specific American trends which seem to have tangled irrevocably together, largely thanks to Jason Voorhees who seems to extend his shelf

A late night walk for the horror writer R Chetwynd-Hayes, an act of vanity which opens a vein, admiring a book shop which features a prominent window display