Category Horror

A new film from the insidious franchise that will keep you on your toes again, new intrigues, the action of the film being very intense, so that you will sit tensely throughout the guaranteed film...

Oilman Paul Sturges takes his family on vacation to Bahia Azul, but the coastal town he and his wife once knew has mysteriously disappeared...

Still reeling from the recent death of their mother, a teenage girl and her younger sister begin to be terrorized in their own home by a sadistic presence...

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While vacationing at an isolated cabin, a young woman and her parents are taken hostage by four armed aliens who ask the family to make an unthinkable choice to avoid the apocalypse...

After her mother’s death, Evie is approached by a cousin she has never met, who invites her to a lavish wedding in the English countryside. He soon realizes that a Gothic conspiracy is afoot, and that as he uncovers shocking secrets from his family’s history, he will have to fight to escape with his life. I liked the movie, in the first hour you feel like you’re watching a romantic movie, in the last 40 minutes everything changes, but it’s not horror, more of a thriller...

After witnessing a bizarre, traumatic incident involving one of her patients, Dr. Rose Cotter finds herself at the center of inexplicable events. Rose must confront her past, no matter how dark, in order to survive in the terrifying present. A grand old horror film of late, it has a psychological edge, something that is not necessarily new for a horror film, and it is respected. To many it would seem disappointing, and indeed it has less original aspects that leave something to be desired, but for a horror film I think it has enough, despite what the creators tried. It is made on the same model as It Follows, only that instead of sex we have traumas and smiles, but it is not as captivating and it does not have the same atmosphere...

Moving the action from the forest back to the city, The Book of the Dead: Demonic Possession tells the twisted story of two estranged sisters, played by Sutherland and Sullivan, whose reunion is interrupted by the appearance of demons possessing humans, thrusting them into a primal battle for survival , while dealing with the most nightmarish version of a family possible...

M3GAN is a marvel of artificial intelligence, a very close to reality doll, programmed to be a child’s best companion and a parent’s greatest ally...

Sister Ann (Jacqueline Byers) answers the call to be the first female exorcist…but who or what appointed her? In response to the global increase in demonic possessions, Ann wants to enroll in an exorcism school reopened by the Catholic Church. Until now, these schools have only trained priests in the Rite of Exorcism – but a teacher (Colin Salmon) recognizes Sister Ann’s gifts and agrees to train her. Brought to the forefront alongside her colleague, Father Dante (Christian Navarro), Sister Ann fights to save the soul of a child she believes is possessed by the same demon that tormented her mother years ago...