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  • Screenshot from M. Knight Shyamalan thriller Trap (2024)
    31 Days of Halloween 2024 Horror Movie Reviews

    Trap (2024) Review – A Cringe-Inducing Case Of Shyamalan Nepotism

    ByRichie Posted on8th October 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    M. Night Shyamalan returns with Trap, a serial killer sting operation that trades suspense for generic pop music and awkward nepotism. Is Josh Hartnett’s performance enough to save it?

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  • Screenshot from When Evil Lurks (2023)
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    When Evil Lurks (2023) Review – A Gruesome Masterpiece Undermined By Immense Character Stupidity

    ByRichie Posted on7th October 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    Demián Rugna delivers one of the most gruesome and atmospheric horror movies of recent years with When Evil Lurks. However, as the rules are broken and the logic fails, does it still stick the landing?

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  • Screenshot from horror movie AfrAId (2024)
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    AfrAId (2024) Review – A Farcical Mess That Proves Rogue AI Just Isn’t Scary Anymore

    ByRichie Posted on6th October 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    Blumhouse attempts to tap into the modern fear of artificial intelligence with AfrAId (2024), but the results are far from terrifying. Is this tech-horror worth a download, or is it a glitchy mess?

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  • Screenshot from iconic horror movie The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
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    The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) Review – 50 Years Of Relentless, Unfiltered Horror Chaos

    ByRichie Posted on5th October 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    Half a century has passed since Leatherface first picked up his saw. Tobe Hooper’s 1974 classic redefined horror on a shoestring budget, but how does its gritty realism feel in 2024?

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  • Screenshot from found footage thriller movie The Dirties (2014)
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    The Dirties (2013) Review – A Chilling And Hilarious Found Footage Masterpiece

    ByRichie Posted on4th October 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    Matt Johnson blends meta-humour with a harrowing exploration of school shootings in The Dirties. Is this the most authentic and terrifying found footage film ever made?

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  • Strange Darling (2023) Cover
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    Strange Darling (2023) Review – A Hackneyed Gimmick Hiding A Problematic Script

    ByRichie Posted on3rd October 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    JT Mollner attempts to reinvent the wheel with the non-linear thriller Strange Darling (2023), but is it just a Pulp Fiction-lite gimmick hiding a predictable and problematic story?

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  • The Substance (2024) Cover
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    The Substance (2024) Review – A Grotesque, Satirical Body Horror Masterpiece

    ByRichie Posted on2nd October 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley shine in Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance, a visceral exploration of celebrity, ageism, and body image. Is this the most disgusting movie of the year?

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  • It Follows (2014) Cover
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    It Follows (2014) Review – A Stylish Modern Classic That Still Divides Fans

    ByRichie Posted on1st October 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    With a sequel, They Follow, officially announced, there is no better time to revisit David Robert Mitchell’s 2014 hit. Is It Follows still the gold standard for modern indie horror?

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  • Cover from horror movie Cuckoo (2024)
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    Cuckoo (2024) Review – A Watchable but Messy Exercise In Indie-Style Pretentiousness

    ByRichie Posted on3rd September 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    Tilman Singer returns with Cuckoo (2024), a stylish yet messy thriller set in the German Alps. Featuring a standout Hunter Schafer, does this hyped horror live up to its indie reputation?

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  • Cover from South Korean Supernatural horror movie Exhuma (2024)
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    Exhuma (2024) Review – A Masterful And Atmospheric South Korean Folk Horror

    ByRichie Posted on2nd September 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    South Korea delivers a masterful supernatural hit with Exhuma. Blending ancestral curses, Shamanistic rituals, and a shocking tonal shift, is this the horror movie of the year?

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  • A dark, atmospheric blog cover with distressed gold text at the top reading "TOP 10 HORROR MOVIES OF 2024 SO FAR". The scene features a creepy wooden mannequin in a corner, a shattered glass coffee table in the center, a vintage television showing a talk show host with a devil, and bloody pink ballet slippers on the floor, referencing films like Oddity, The Coffee Table, Late Night With The Devil, and Abigail.
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    Top 10 Horror Movies of 2024 So Far – Oddity, Longlegs & More

    ByRichie Posted on1st September 202425th January 2026 Updated on25th January 2026

    It has been an incredible year for the genre. Here are the 10 best horror movies of 2024 so far, ranked from worst to best.

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  • Cover from horror movie Barbarian (2022)
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    Barbarian (2022) Review – A High-Tension Nightmare Of Two Halves

    ByRichie Posted on15th August 20248th January 2026 Updated on8th January 2026

    Zach Cregger delivers one of the most talked-about horror hits of the 2020s with Barbarian. Starting as a tense thriller before descending into madness, does it stick the landing?

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