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Surrealistic Indonesian Body Horror Film Has NO LIMITS - FANTASIA

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Surrealistic Indonesian Body Horror Film Has NO LIMITS - FANTASIA

It's time for another Film from Fantasia! When Siblings are forced to work in a hair factory to pay off their mother's debt. They witness strange events that are happening to the workers and all around them. People are falling asleep and bad things are happening to them. SLEEP NO MORE (2026) is a new Horror Movie with a new style. Prepare for a WEIRD wild Surrealistic Body Horror Film from INDONESIA! Premiered tonight LIVE in Montreal at the Fantasia International Film Festival 30th Anniversary!

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3 Underground Horror Films That Are COMPLETELY Unhinged!

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3 Underground Horror Films That Are COMPLETELY Unhinged!

Today we are diving into the STRANGE, WEIRD, Freaky WORLD of Visual Vengeance 90s Horror Films! A indie body horror film called Colony Mutation (1995), a Vampire Time Traveling Horror Comedy called Vampire Time Travelers (1998) and another BONUS Film that seems to have pulled some of it's beats from Wishmaster and Freddy!? Yep! All INDIE STYLE!

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Will this HORROR Film Get UNDER Your SKIN!? - Itch (2026) Review

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Will this HORROR Film Get UNDER Your SKIN!? - Itch (2026) Review

Ever had an itch you just couldn't reach? This week, we're diving into a unique kind of horror movie, "Itch! You Scratch, You Die!" This zombie movie offers a fresh twist on the genre, making it a truly scary movie experience. I give my full movie commentary and review, so get ready for some intense discussion on one of the NEWEST zombie movies we've seen recently. 🧟‍♂️🎬

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Is Bodycam Actually Good? Supernatural Horror Review

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Is Bodycam Actually Good? Supernatural Horror Review

Is the NEW Found Footage Horror Movie on Shudder any good? Bodycam (2026) Review. Two police officers investigate a domestic dispute and there is an accidental shooting. Not wanting to be crucified by the public, the officers attempt to cover it up - only to uncover that the cameras aren't the only things watching them.

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Whistle Review | Is This Supernatural Slasher Worth A Watch?

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Whistle Review | Is This Supernatural Slasher Worth A Watch?

Today, we're diving into a discussion about a new movie, specifically a Teen Curse film that recently played in theaters. This film review explores the specific device—a musical instrument—that's central to the plot. Join us as we offer our movie recommendations, providing a full film review to see if this latest movie might be for you! 🎬

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We Should Probably Talk RETURN To SILENT HILL.. That Bad?

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We Should Probably Talk RETURN To SILENT HILL.. That Bad?

We're going back to Silent Hill for a spoiler-free review of this iconic franchise that started with a game and has had 3 Live Action Attempts! As fans of psychological horror and survival horror, I had to give this a go because I am always hoping for a great one! Join me as I discuss why this Konami title, may deserve more attention and less ire.

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These New Splatter Horror Releases Are Absolutely Brutal!

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These New Splatter Horror Releases Are Absolutely Brutal!

We're talking about some truly underground splatter film releases today! If you're a fan of extreme gore and collecting physical media, you're in for a treat. We're showcasing new horror movie titles that just dropped on bluray from Visual Vengeance, so come see if these releases are for you!

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What Ate Her Family!? Dust Bunny (2025) Review

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What Ate Her Family!? Dust Bunny (2025) Review

What Ate Her Family!? Dust Bunny (2025) Review! Bryan Fuller ("Pushing Daisies," "Hannibal") writes and directs his first feature film with the delightfully dark "Dust Bunny." Newcomer Sophie Sloan plays a lonely 10-year-old girl who hires Mads Mikkelsen's hitman to kill the monster she believes is living beneath her bed. This movie has a ton of visual style and a great balance of the scary and the playful. Co-starring Sigourney Weaver, Sheila Atim and David Dastmalchian. In theaters Dec. 12.

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