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Horror Reviews 2016

Horror Movie Review: SiREN (2016)

26/10/202026/10/2020 Liam Fisher Amateur Night, Chase Williamson, Chiller Films, David Bruckner, Digital Bytes, Gregg Bishop, Hannah Fierman, Hayes Mercure, Justin Welborn, Netflix, Siren, Studio 71, succubus, The Collective Studios, Universal Studios Home Entertainment, V/H/S, VHS

SiREN is a horror movie that was directed by Greg Bishop, releasing in 2016. It is a spin-off and feature-length adaptation of Amateur Night from the 2012 anthology horror film V/H/S.

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Horror Reviews 2013

Horror Movie Review: V/H/S/2 (2013)

27/05/202024/05/2020 Liam Fisher adam wingard, Bloody Disgusting, Eduardo Sanchez, Epy Kusnandar, Fachry Albar, Found-Footage, Gareth Huw Evans, Greg Hale, Hannah Al Rashid, Hannah Hughes, Haxan Films, horror anthology, Jason Eisener, Jay Saunders, Kelsy Abbott, Lawrence Michael Levine, Magnet Releasing, Oka Antara, Ryan Logan, simon barrett, Sundance Film Festival, The Collective, Timo Tjahjanto, V/H/S, V/H/S/2, VHS

V/H/S/2 is a found-footage, horror anthology film that released in 2013. It’s a sequel to V/H/S which released a year prior. Much like its predecessor, V/H/S/2 comprises of 5 segments linked together by a frame narrative.

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Horror Reviews 2012

Horror Movie Review: V/H/S (2012)

25/05/202022/05/2020 Liam Fisher 2012, adam wingard, Best Found Footage, Bloody Disgusting, Brad Miska, Camcorder, Chad Villella, David Bruckner, Found Footage, Frank Stack, Glenn McQuaid, Hannah Fierman, horror anthology, Jason Yachanin, Joe Swanberg, Lane Hughes, Magnet Releasing, Radio Silence, Sophia Takal, Sundance Film Festival, The Collective, Ti West, V/H/S, VHS, Video footage, Videotape

V/H/S is a found footage, horror anthology film that was created by Brad Miska & Bloody Disgusting.

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Horror Reviews 1987

Horror Movie Review: Video Violence (1987)

04/02/201929/01/2019 Carl Fisher horror, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, Snuff, Snuff Movie, VHS, Video Stores, Video Violence

The modern trend of rose-tinted glasses for everything of the past has many a person wishing for the days of video rental stores. Well, they’re not coming back so to get your fix you have to watch movies like Video Violence. A horror that is gloriously 80’s in look and style, capturing that time perfectly.

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Horror Shorts

Horror Short Review: Attack of the Killer Refrigerator (1990)

23/04/201722/04/2017 Carl Fisher 0 Comments Attack of the Killer Refrigerator, horror, Horror Short, Refrigerator, VHS

Attack of the Killer Refrigerator is a 15 minute short horror film that sees the everyday kitchen appliance decide enough is enough & go on a murderous rampage.

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