Types of Horror Movies
Point-of-View (POV) and Found Footage Horror Movies First-Person Films and Mockumentaries That'll Make You Shake With Fear
A good ghost film tends to be part murder mystery, part supernatural horror and all-terrifying, the sort of movie to watch at night tucked safely under the covers—next to your trusty baseball bat. Here is a list of spooky flicks worthy of taking a swing.
The Amityville Horror, based on the book of the same title by Jay Anson, claims to be based on a true story. And while that seems like it probably isn’t actually true, at all, it’s still a brilliant haunted house film – it’s an obvious choice, but there’s a reason for that. It’s just great.
Ever since "The Exorcist", movies about demonic possession have fascinated and stunned viewers. Here, a list of the scariest demon-themed movies. Ever since "The Exorcist", movies about demonic possession have fascinated and stunned viewers.
Undoubtedly amongst Alfred Hitchcock’s most unfairly underrated films, Marnie saw the end of his era with Tippi Hedren and the pair barely spoke once filming wrapped. Whilst this is in parts a romance and a thriller, the psychological horror elements ring louder than any other.
Although the term "slasher" is often used informally as a generic term for any horror movie involving murder, film analysts cite an established set of characteristics which set these films apart from other sub-genres, such as splatter films and psychological thrillers.
But what many might not know is that the movie was indeed based on an eighteenth century urban legend, specifically the legend of Elly Kedward. In the winter of 1875, Kedward was banished from the town of Blair after people accused her of witchcraft.
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