5 Most Horror, Non-Horror Title Sequences
There are a few shows outside the realm of horror that delve a little too deep into the dark.
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REVIEW — Alice and the Little Green Men (2024)
Extraterrestrial horror is one subgenre I wish I would see more of. Sometimes they can be silly, while others can be downright sinister. Anthony Columbus’ Alice and the Little Green Men is a short of the second kind. The 25 minutes of this film were jaw-dropping and at times, horrific, to say the least.
Contracted: The Original βIt Followsβ
Though it isnβt as widely known as It Follows, Contracted deserves some recognition for its story too.
This is Your Brain on Nostalgia: How Age Defines the Genre
Age can be a wonderful determiner for movies.
New Year, New Me: Speculating the Trends of 2023
Last year was the year of opposites: new vs. old, remake vs. original, high budget vs. low budget, indie vs. studio, so on and so forth. This year, I think we will see a shift towards one side.
REVIEW: The First Date (2017)
You shouldnβt go in expecting high-tech effects and jumpscares galore, but rather endless laughs you can share with a group of your best friends.
REVIEW: Tomie by Junji Ito (1987)
Few non-Westerners make such an impact on (western) horror than manga writer and illustrator Junji Ito. One such work, his most well-known, is the story of a girl who actually isnβt: Tomie.