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Tag Archives: witches
The compassionate side of witchery
My latest double feature viewing experience included two very different films that both, however, focus on the human experience with horror as the backdrop. Let’s get into The Craft: Legacy and His House. THE CRAFT: LEGACY (2020) Naturally, a … Continue reading
5 from the 1960s
Aliens, zombies, vampires, occultists, witches, grave robbers, killer plants…all jam-packed into only five movies. Does that work to their advantage? Let’s find out. THE EARTH DIES SCREAMING (1964) What a delicious title, and the combination of sci-fi/horror concepts isn’t bad … Continue reading
Killer hair, a vampire clan, masked psychos, and a miniature Frankenstein
As the horror movie choices continue to dwindle due to COVID, I rounded up this foursome of very different subgenres. Let’s get right into them. BAD HAIR (2020) Bad Hair weaves the Asian girl hair horror of the early 2000s … Continue reading
Posted in Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Scared Silly - Horror Comedy, Sound Check - The Songs Stuck in My Head, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged Baby Frankenstein, Bad Hair, creature features, horror comedies, Nocturna, slashers, supernatural, vampires, Wicked Ones, witches
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HALLOWEEN HORROR ROUND-UP 2020
It’s a whole new bundle of movies to add to the Halloween section of my complete holiday horror page, but is it a lucky or unlucky 7? Let’s get right into which ones deliver the Halloween thrills we seek. MASS … Continue reading
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Tagged creature features, Do Not Reply, Halloween Party, horror anthology, horror comedies, Hubie Halloween, Mass Hysteria, slashers, Spine Chiller, They Live Inside Us, Weedjies: Halloween Night, witches
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Killer ghosts, a killer witch, a deformed killer, and a killer creature
This foursome of films has a little bit of everything, including found footage, slashers, the supernatural, and a creature feature. Let’s see which ones delivered on the horror. REEL EVIL (2012) This routine found footage film is from the director … Continue reading
STREAM QUEEN: four films, one fave
I took a break from all the low budget indie stuff to indulge in some films with a little more polish. How did that work out for me? Let’s take a look. WE SUMMON THE DARKNESS (2020) Not even 1980s … Continue reading
Posted in Living in the 80s - forever, Movie Times & Television Schedules - Staying Entertained, Sound Check - The Songs Stuck in My Head, The Evil of the Thriller - Everything Horror
Tagged occult, Painkillers, supernatural, The Lodge, The Wretched, vampires, We Summon the Darkness, witches
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STREAM QUEEN: gettin’ witchy with it
I’m always up for a good witch bitch in a horror movie, so let’s find out if the witches in these three films cast a spell over me. GHOST IN THE GRAVEYARD (2019) This one immediately caught my eye because … Continue reading
Black magic, the occult, and pentagrams
If you’re in the mood for some dark, demonic horror and spell casting scares, you might find what you’re looking for in a couple of films in this foursome: Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made, Pentagram, Black Magic, and Red … Continue reading
PRIME TIME: 4 wacky witch movies
I feel like I may have inadvertently been pulled into a coven after watching these four unusual witch films loaded with flashing subliminal occult imagery. I preferred two of them, but they all had something interesting going on, including some … Continue reading