Psychological horrors put the audience right inside the nightmare, either giving us an insight into the tortured psyche of the victim or into the twisted mind of the killer. The best psychological horrors like Manhunter or Copy Cat do both by exploring the hero’s journey into the ‘mind of madness’ to catch the killer and
If there is a full moon and you are hearing a howl in the night, it must be time to cut off paranorm lights, sit back with some popcorn, and enjoy one of the many great werewolf movies. Here is a list of some of the best. Watch them with the light out if you
Jackie Chan is such an amazing martial artist, that it would be tough for any artist to recreate his moves. When Chan provides a voice for an animated movie, he’s full service. Chan not only plays Master Wu in The LEGO Ninjago Movie, but he also choreographed all the fights. That’s right, LEGO Kung Fu
With 16 books and counting, American Assassin hopes to turn Mitch Rapp into a new Hollywood action hero. Dylan O’Brien plays the character created by author Vince Flynn. Rapp turns to Stan Hurley (Michael Keaton) for training after a terrorist attack claims the life of his fiance. Keaton gives an intense performance as Hurley, but
Dylan O’Brien was the first breakout star of MTV’s Teen Wolf. Movies have been equally lucrative for O’Brien, headlining The Maze Runner franchise. American Assassin could be another Dylan O’Brien movie franchise. Based on the book by Vince Flynn, the author wrote 12 more before his death, and Kyle Mills has continued with three more.
Everybody probably remembers that one horror movie that made them cry when they were little. Maybe they snuck into the theater, or caught the wrong moment while flipping channels on TV. For the child actors of It, their own movie is the one that made them cry. Monsters and Critics attended the press junket for
As if clowns weren’t scary enough, Stephen King had to go and make one the killer of his masterpiece It. Brought to life once by Tim Curry in the 1990 miniseries adaptation, Pennywise the clown towers over terrified audiences in theaters this weekend. Bill Skarsgard is about to give a lot of kids, and grown
In Scream, Sidney Prescott describes slasher movies as; “Some stupid killer stalking some big-breasted girl who can’t act who is always running up the stairs when she should be running out the front door.” And it is true that, until its nineties revival, the genre had gained a bad reputation. At its peak in the
Winter, with its dark evenings and chilly temperatures, is the perfect time to delve into some seriously spooky ghost movies. Throughout history humans have been fascinated by death and the afterlife, depicting spirits and demons in art, literature, music and film. From Shakespeare to Dickens, to Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick the ghosts that haunt
Cory Gruter-Andrew is a rising young star who has recently gained massive exposure thanks to roles in Legends of Tomorrow, The 100 and Van Helsing. In all of these roles he has brought his A-Game and his hard work and perseverance have been rewarded with two great new movie roles — in Summer of ’84 and Beyond The