REVIEW — The Last Broadcast (1998)
It’s a shame that it was overshadowed by Blair Witch, because on scare factor and believability, The Last Broadcast has it beat for sure.

It’s a shame that it was overshadowed by Blair Witch, because on scare factor and believability, The Last Broadcast has it beat for sure.
Usually, I’m not into exorcism movies (me being an athiest) so I don’t find them particularly scary and more eye-roll-inducing than anything. This though, was different.
In 2005, my brother bought me The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Pumpkin King for my birthday, and it absolutely took over my flame-red Game Boy Advance SP, and my life.
Did you know that the working title for 1996’s Scream was “Scary Movie?”
If any subgenre of horror could encapsulate how I feel about Halloween, it would be anthologies like Bad Candy.
When a mysterious box appears to a group of friends living close to the forest, a curse spreads, releasing the dangers hidden in the Sea of Trees.
Super Simple Songs has Halloween kids music and it’s AMAZING!
Six-year-old me was not ready for this level of excitement and terror!
I have only ever heard negative things about this movie, and I agree. That said, I’m here to highlight the good that it does, because it’s more than you might think.
Today, most people don’t think of Ghost Ship when asked of their favorite 2000s horror flick. But I’m here to say it’s one to be remembered.