Murder Fan
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Halloween (1978): The Night Michael Myers Changed Horror Forever
John Carpenter needed a cheap mask, a babysitter, and one very patient killer to make Halloween one of the most influential horror movies ever…
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Talk to Me Makes Possession Feel Like a Party Trick Until It Isn’t
Talk to Me treats possession like the dumbest, funniest party game imaginable — right up until grief turns the joke into an open door.
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The Substance Made Body Horror Feel Physical Again
The Substance turns beauty standards into tactile body horror with prosthetics, makeup, practical creatures, and a finale determined to soak the room.
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The Cabin in the Woods Spoiled Horror on Purpose — and Somehow Made It More Fun
The Cabin in the Woods tells you the horror setup is rigged almost immediately, then spends the rest of the movie proving that knowing…
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Hereditary Gets Worse When You Realize the Family Never Had a Chance
Hereditary gets nastier on rewatch because its grief story is also evidence of a plan that began long before the Graham family understood the…
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The Descent Turns a Cave Into a Panic Attack Before the Monsters Even Arrive
The Descent barely needs its Crawlers at first. The rock, darkness, bad decisions, and shrinking passages are already doing monster work.
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How The Conjuring Built a Horror Universe Without Looking Like One
The Conjuring planted a whole franchise in cases, objects, and investigators while keeping its first priority simple: make one farmhouse terrifying.
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28 Days Later: The Zombie Movie That Isn’t Technically About Zombies
28 Days Later never needed the dead to walk. Rage, speed, empty London streets, and human panic were more than enough to reboot zombie…
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You Remember Saw as Torture Porn. The First Movie Is Mostly a Locked-Room Thriller
The first Saw has nasty traps, but most of its engine is a mystery: two men, one filthy bathroom, incomplete information, and a brutal…
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The Blair Witch Project Made the Woods Feel Like Evidence
The Blair Witch Project made shaky footage, missing people, internet lore, and some ordinary Maryland woods feel like pieces of the same cursed file.