Tag Archives: mild horror with supernatural
The Other Side (2006) – Movie Review
The Other Side (2006), written and directed by Gregg Bishop, was one of those low-budget movies with relatively unknown actors that doesn’t fit neatly into one genre slot. There were horror and action elements – mixed in with a love … Continue reading
Note to Self: Stunts by Charles L. Grant
Stunts by Charles L. Grant was published in 1990 and the hardcover edition I was reading had 438 pages. I couldn’t finish this book but I did manage to force my way through 161 pages. Unlike Broken, I was just … Continue reading
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Tagged charles l. grant, dark fantasy, mild horror with supernatural, note to self, reading list, stunts
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Reflections on Themes in Film: Nyctophobia
Nyctophobia: Pathological fear of the dark, an abnormal and persistent dread of the dark. Sufferers experience anxiety even though they may rationally realize that the dark does not pose a threat commensurate with their fear. Formed from the Greek “nyx” … Continue reading
Note to Self: Homebody by Orson Scott Card
I finished Homebody by Orson Scott Card on February 10, 2010. How I found this book at the library, I couldn’t tell you. It was possibly on a list of must-reads. Or, maybe, it found me. Insert spooky music here. … Continue reading
Suicide Girl (2010) – A Horror Short Film
While many readers might find it sad that I discovered horror short films only about six months ago, I’m just grateful I found them. Short stories and short films seem to be the way horror was intended to be delivered … Continue reading
Note to Self: The Between by Tananarive Due
What do you do when your power goes out on a Friday night? You read a book, of course. The Between by Tananarive Due caught my eye whilst browsing the paperback section at my local library. The blurb on its … Continue reading
The Echo (2008) – Horror Movie Review
Supernatural elements? Check. An attractive, vulnerable but not totally helpless, somewhat damaged protagonist? Check. A formidable antagonist with a penchant for violence? Check. Spooky setting? Check. A well-written story? Check. What more could a fan of scary movies ask for? … Continue reading
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Tagged amelia warner, echo the movie, english remake, horror genre, horror movies, jesse bradford, kevin durand, mild horror with supernatural, philippine horror, pinoy movies, sigaw, supernatural, supernatural horror movie, supernatural thrillers, the echo horror movie, yam laranas
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