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The Ghoul’s Gaze: Horror and Anime reviews by a Woman Who Loves Fear
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NFT Cursed Images : The Horror Movie
I don’t know why I watched NFT: Cursed Images other than morbid curiosity. It is absolutely what it sounds like: a movie in which cursed NFTs come to life and kill their owners. While not groundbreaking plot –wise, it has a few things going for it. It also brings up some interesting discussion about how to iterate
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The Confession: Misleading Trailer Decent Movie.
The Confession is an odd movie tackling big themes in an honestly bizarre way. A recently widowed singer, Naomi, is raising her son Dylan alone in her father’s home after discovering that her also recently deceased father recorded tapes confessing to murder. The Confession is a mixed bag of genre elements including “crime procedural” and “haunted house”. There are
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Hell House LLC : How Scary is it Really?
Hell House LLC is supposed to be one of the scariest found-footage horror movies, based on audience heartbeats during viewing. At least, that’s what I’ve recently read online. I’ve seen Hell House before. I didn’t find it particularly frightening, but I’m older and wiser now, so I thought I’d give it another shot. I realize it’s a cult favorite and
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The Invisible Man: 1933 Edition.
The Invisible Man is another classic creature feature that starts with science gone wrong. What it’s really about is identity and perception. Early on, a police officer says it most plainly: “He’s invisible, that’s what’s the matter with him”. There’s a lot to unpack in that line, and The Invisible Man covers so much of what that really means. The Invisible