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  • A screenshot from paranormal horror movie The Presence (2025)
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    Presence (2024) review – Soderbergh’s voyeuristic ghost story

    ByRichie Posted on26th February 20255th January 2026 Updated on5th January 2026

    We review Steven Soderbergh’s Presence (2024). Shot entirely from the perspective of a ghost, this paranormal horror starring Lucy Liu and Chris Sullivan promises a unique take on the haunted house genre. Is it a terrifying masterclass in voyeuristic dread or just an unscary, technical gimmick? Find out in our full review.

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  • The image is a cinematic horror blog cover. It features a close-up of a red retro movie theater seat with a spilled bucket of popcorn lying on the cushion. Mixed in with the popcorn are cartoonish plastic eyeballs and splashes of fake blood. The scene is illuminated by vibrant neon purple and green lighting, creating a fun, spooky atmosphere. Text at the top reads "10 HILARIOUS HORROR MOVIES" in a gooey, bold, slime-green font.
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    10 Hilarious Horror Movies From The 2020s You Need to Watch

    ByRichie Posted on24th February 202525th January 2026 Updated on25th January 2026

    The 2020s have been a golden age for funny horror. Here are 10 great comedy horror movies from the decade so far, ranked from worst to best.

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  • A screenshot from comedy horror movie The Monkey (2025)
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    The Monkey (2025) review – A bloody, sarcastic, and farcical riot

    ByRichie Posted on23rd February 20255th January 2026 Updated on5th January 2026

    We review Osgood Perkins’ The Monkey (2025). Based on the Stephen King short story, this horror-comedy trades the brooding atmosphere of Longlegs for over-the-top gore and sarcastic wit. Is it a brilliant subversion of the genre or just too silly to be scary? Find out in our full review.

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  • A screenshot from horror romance The Dead Thing (2025)
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    The Dead Thing (2025) review – Arthouse romance masquerading as horror

    ByRichie Posted on21st February 20256th January 2026 Updated on6th January 2026

    We review Shudder’s The Dead Thing (2024). Blu Hunt stars in this “erotic horror” about modern dating and dark secrets, but is it a masterclass in slow-burn suspense or just a monotonous arthouse trudge that fails to deliver the scares? Find out in our full review.

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  • A screenshot from horror whodunit Bone Face (2025)
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    Bone Face (2025) review – A slasher whodunit that runs out of steam

    ByRichie Posted on18th February 20256th January 2026 Updated on6th January 2026

    We review Bone Face (2025). A group of camp councillors are murdered by a serial killer, but the movie quickly transforms from a slasher into a single-location diner whodunit. Is it a clever subversion of the genre or just a predictable mystery that loses its edge? Find out in our full review.

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  • A movie poster for "Heart Eyes." The image shows a masked figure wearing a red, possibly metallic, helmet or mask with large, glowing heart-shaped eyes. The background is a dark, shadowy red. The title "HEART EYES" is written in a jagged, blood-red font at the bottom. The mask has cracks and visible seams, giving it a worn and sinister appearance.
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    Heart Eyes (2025) Ending Explained – Who Is The Killer?

    ByRichie Posted on13th February 202527th January 2026 Updated on27th January 2026

    Confused by the ending of Heart Eyes? We break down the shock reveal of the three killers, why Jay was framed for the murders, and the historical symbolism behind Detective Shaw’s gruesome death. We also discuss why the film satirises the “unmasking” trope and if Ally and Jay survived the night.

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  • A screenshot from romantic comedy thriller F*** Marry Kill (2024)
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    F*** Marry Kill (2024) review – An outdated and uninspiring date-night thriller

    ByRichie Posted on11th February 20256th January 2026 Updated on6th January 2026

    We review F*** Marry Kill (2024). Lucy Hale stars as a true-crime fan hunting for a serial killer on a dating app. Is it a sharp, funny subversion of the genre like Heart Eyes, or just an outdated and predictable romantic-comedy trudge? Find out in our full review.

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  • A screenshot from rom-com slasher movie Heart Eyes (2025)
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    Heart Eyes (2025) review – Romantic-horror comedy done right

    ByRichie Posted on9th February 20256th January 2026 Updated on6th January 2026

    We review Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes (2025). Can a romantic comedy slasher hybrid actually work, or is it just a sentimental mess? Starring Olivia Holt and Mason Gooding, this bloody Valentine’s Day flick promises a perfect balance of kills and chemistry. Find out in our full review.

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  • A screenshot from horror comedy movie Companion (2025)
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    Companion (2025) Ending Explained – Josh’s Plan & The Final Twist

    ByRichie Posted on5th February 202527th January 2026 Updated on27th January 2026

    Confused by the twisted ending of Companion? We break down the big robot reveal, explain Josh’s failed heist plan, and analyse how Iris gained her freedom. Plus, we dive into the Patrick twist, the meaning behind the “Iris” song, and why Josh’s plan was doomed from the start.

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  • A screenshot from revenge horror movie Bystanders (2025)
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    Bystanders (2025) review – A well-intentioned but amateurish revenge trudge

    ByRichie Posted on4th February 20256th January 2026 Updated on6th January 2026

    We review Bystanders (2025). This indie revenge-horror passion project sees a murderous vigilante couple take on a group of vile frat boys. Is it a raw and visceral cult classic in the making, or just a slow and amateurish trudge through exploitation tropes? Find out in our full review.

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  • A screenshot from comedy horror movie Companion (2025)
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    Companion (2025) review – A bloody brilliant subversion of AI horror

    ByRichie Posted on2nd February 20256th January 2026 Updated on6th January 2026

    We review Companion (2025). Starring Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid, this sci-fi thriller/horror-comedy takes the tired “AI gone rogue” formula and flips it on its head. Is it a masterclass in dark humour and suspense, or just another farcical tech-tragedy? Find out in our full review.

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  • A movie poster for "Grafted." The image features two women's faces blended together with a torn paper effect. A tear down the center reveals a third face underneath, covered in blood with an intense stare. The background is dark purple. The title "GRAFTED" is written in large, bold pink letters at the bottom.
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    Grafted (2024) Ending Explained – Face Stealing & Fusion

    ByRichie Posted on31st January 202527th January 2026 Updated on27th January 2026

    Confused by the gooey finale of Grafted? We break down Wei’s descent into madness, the logic behind her face-stealing spree, and explain exactly what happened in that shocking final shot under the bridge.

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