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Best Horror Movies About College Students
If you’re looking for a suspenseful, disturbing, scary, serious, psychological, or twisted plot-driven movie, then this list is for you! The experts of the best essay service have compiled a list of the creepiest movies featuring students. Delirium A group of young explorers discovers a secret area that is not marked on the maps. Curiosity proves stronger than their instinct for self-preservation, and the company makes their way to a lake surrounded by an electric fence. Next to the lake, there is an abandoned object in which the heroes meet face to face with a huge and very hungry crocodile. Anna and the Apocalypse In an ordinary British provincial town, ordinary high school students are getting ready to celebrate Christmas. Anna has a quarrel with her father: he dreams of seeing his daughter as a university student, while the girl herself wants to travel and has already bought a ticket to Australia. In the pre-holiday rush, Anna and her classmates
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IFC Midnight’s Home Invasion Thriller ‘See For Me’ Is Out This Friday
IFC Midnight kicks off 2022 with the release of Randall Okita’s home invasion thriller See For Me this January that pits a blind young woman against vicious thieves. The film stars visually impaired actor Skyler Davenport as the blind house-sitter, Sophie. Kim Coates, Jessica Parker Kennedy, Pascal Langdale, Joe Pingue, George Tchortov, Laura Vandervoort, and Emily Piggford also star. In the film, “when blind former skier Sophie accepts a last-minute house-sitting job in a secluded mansion, she awakes in the middle of the night to find the house under invasion by a group of thieves seeking a hidden safe. Her only means of defense: a new app called “See For Me”, which matches her with a volunteer across the country who uses Sophie’s cell phone to see on her behalf. Stubbornly independent, Sophie is reluctant to accept help until she is connected to Kelly, an army veteran who spends her days playing first-person shooter games. As the game of cat-and-mouse
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Vampires, The Underused Gaming Trope
It’s perhaps fair to say that, for all their fame, vampires have never been a popular villain in media – or, at least, nowhere near as popular as zombies, murderous mountain folk, or mutant monsters. This might have something to do with their classical portrayal as rather cultured, singular people, which doesn’t exactly create the same kind of nightmare scenario as hordes of the undead. Limited Options Of course, there are plenty of vampire stories that have managed to make an effective evil out of our long-toothed friends. Books like Salem’s Lot by Stephen King and Anne Rice’s Interview with a Vampire stand alongside a raft of films such as Let Me In, 30 Days of Night, and the inexplicably popular Twilight saga, which was shunned by almost every studio before going on to make US$3.3bn. In gaming, though, vampires never really took off as a concept. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim added a menacing cult and the ability to
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‘Death Stranding Director’s Cut’ Coming To PC This Spring
Kojima Productions and 505 Games are teaming up to bring Kojima’s genre-defying game Death Stranding to PCs this spring. Players can once again join up with Sam Bridges (Norman Reedus) and BB on their journey across the treacherous landscape of the former United States in order to reunite the country, all the while facing an otherworldly presence that made the wasteland it’s home. Death Stranding Director’s Cut will include higher framerate, photo mode, and ultra-wide monitor support. for the tech nerds, the game will for the first time incorporate Intel’s new Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) graphics technology to create a better visual experience for old and new players to Death Stranding. Death Stranding Director’s Cut will be coming to PC in Spring 2022 for STEAM and Epic Games Store.
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‘Morbius’ Hit With Another Delay
Well, boils and ghouls, we’ve got some bad news. Just ahead of its theatrical release, Sony has delayed the release of Marvel’s Morbius (again). Last announced to be opening in theaters on January 28th, Morbius will now be landing in theaters this April. Deadline is reporting that “one factor motivating the push was Sony’s huge (continuing) success with Spider-Man: No Way Home, which established itself as the highest-grossing film of 2021,” bringing in $1.37 billion at box offices and will continue to show on screens meant for Morbius. Jared Leto stars as Michael Morbius, a scientist who, while trying to find a cure for a rare blood disease, accidentally transforms himself into a living vampire. Though disgusted by his own bloodlust, he chooses to prey upon criminals he deems unworthy of life. Tyrese Gibson stars as FBI agent Simon Stroud; Jared Harris (“The Terror”) plays Morbius’ mentor; Matt Smith (“Doctor Who”) plays the film’s villain Loxias Crown; and Adria Arjona
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WWII Horror ‘Warhunt’ Lands This January (Trailer)
There are so many great films coming out this January including Scream. There’s also a WWII horror flick that you should definitely check out, Warhunt. Writer-director Mauro Borrelli is taking viewers back to 1945 for a supernatural fight against evil, the Nazis, in the film, starring Mickey Rourke (Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man, The Wrestler). Reggie Keyohara III and Scott Svatos penned the script. Robert Knepper and Jackson Rathbone also star in the film, where a US military cargo plane loses control and violently crashes behind enemy lines in the middle of the German black forest. Immediately ruthless Major Johnson (Mickey Rourke) sends a squad of his bravest soldiers on a rescue mission to retrieve the top-secret material the plane was carrying. Led by Sergeant Brewer (Robert Knepper) and Walsh (Jackson Rathbone), the soldiers venture deep into the forest near the crash site. They soon discover hanged Nazi soldiers and other dead bodies bearing ancient, magical symbols. Suddenly their
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New Retro ‘Scream’ Poster Reminds You That “It’s Always Someone You Know”
One of the horror movies fans can’t wait to see this year is the new Scream sequel that will be opening in theaters next week. To celebrate the premiere, Creepy Duck Design has created a new retro poster that gives a nod to the 80s, and features Ghostface. “Twenty-five years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, a new killer has donned the Ghostface mask and begins targeting a group of teenagers to resurrect secrets from the town’s deadly past.” Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), Gail Weathers (Courtney Cox), and Dewey Riley (David Arquette) return to save a new generation of victims in the new sequel to Scream, set twenty-five years after the first film. Deputy Judy Hicks (Marley Shelton) from Scream 4 also returns. New cast members include Jenna Ortega, Melissa Barrera, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Jack Quaid, and Dylan Minnette. Scream, the fifth film of the franchise, is directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett,
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Find ‘Monsters In The Closet’ This January
This January, the Snygg Brothers unleash their new horror indie horror movie Monsters in the Closet on Digital and On Demand. “When famous horror author Raymond Grant dies under mysterious circumstances, his daughter returns home to investigate his death. Jasmin discovers her father was using evil black magic to write his newest horror masterpiece. When the author’s audiobook is played out loud monsters, zombies and terrifying beings spring from the undead pages to haunt the living. Never open a Pandora box that can’t be closed.” Jasmine Flores, Shanna Bess (Manifest), Valerie Bittner (Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottonhell), Tom Cikoski (Superbadazz), and Camilla Crawford star. Discover Monsters in the Closet on Digital and On Demand January 4, 2022, from Gravitas Ventures.
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Movie Review: “The Legend of La Llorona” (2022)
At least the third in a recent group of fear-fare films dealing with the “weeping woman” ghost from Mexican folklore, The Legend of La Llorona is well made but fails to deliver any original shudders. Carly Candlewood (Autumn Reeser) reluctantly goes on a trip to Mexico with her husband Andrew (Antonio Cupo) and their young son Danny (Nicolas Madrazo), which Andrew has planned so that he and his wife might reconnect both emotionally and physically after the death of their baby girl. As cinematic fate would have it, their lodging is a mere short walk away from the stomping grounds of the titular spirit, who seeks out children to replace the one she lost in life. Jose Prendes’ screenplay has some issues, including the relationship and dialogue between Carly and Andrew. Both characters come off initially as highly unlikable — she as an over-the-top characterization of a grieving mother and he as a selfish, hard-headed jerk — and by the
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Keanu Reeves In Talks To Star In Hulu’s “The Devil In The White City” Series Inspired By H.H. Holmes
Hot off the heels of the release of The Matrix: Resurrections, it seems that Keanu Reeves has found his next role and is heading back to 1893’s World’s Fair. Deadline is reporting that Hollywood’s “Nice Guy” is in talks to star in Hulu‘s upcoming big-budget series adaptation of Erik Larson’s 2003 novel ‘The Devil in the White City.’ The book follows the true story of “two men, an architect and a serial killer, whose fates were forever linked by The Chicago World’s Fair of 1893. It follows Daniel H. Burnham, a brilliant and fastidious architect racing to make his mark on the world and Henry H. Holmes, a handsome and cunning doctor who fashioned his own pharmaceutical “Murder Castle” on fairgrounds – a palace built to seduce, torture, and mutilate young women. The story takes the viewer on a tour of murder, romance, and mystery in the gilded age.” Leonardo DiCaprio bought the film rights to the book back in
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Best Horror Movies About College Students
If you’re looking for a suspenseful, disturbing, scary, serious, psychological, or twisted plot-driven movie, then this list is for you! The experts of the best essay service have compiled a list of the creepiest movies featuring students. Delirium A group of young explorers discovers a secret area that is not marked on the maps. Curiosity proves stronger than their instinct for self-preservation, and the company makes their way to a lake surrounded by an electric fence. Next to the lake, there is an abandoned object in which the heroes meet face to face with a huge and very hungry crocodile. Anna and the Apocalypse In an ordinary British provincial town, ordinary high school students are getting ready to celebrate Christmas. Anna has a quarrel with her father: he dreams of seeing his daughter as a university student, while the girl herself wants to travel and has already bought a ticket to Australia. In the pre-holiday rush, Anna and her classmates
Continue reading →
IFC Midnight’s Home Invasion Thriller ‘See For Me’ Is Out This Friday
IFC Midnight kicks off 2022 with the release of Randall Okita’s home invasion thriller See For Me this January that pits a blind young woman against vicious thieves. The film stars visually impaired actor Skyler Davenport as the blind house-sitter, Sophie. Kim Coates, Jessica Parker Kennedy, Pascal Langdale, Joe Pingue, George Tchortov, Laura Vandervoort, and Emily Piggford also star. In the film, “when blind former skier Sophie accepts a last-minute house-sitting job in a secluded mansion, she awakes in the middle of the night to find the house under invasion by a group of thieves seeking a hidden safe. Her only means of defense: a new app called “See For Me”, which matches her with a volunteer across the country who uses Sophie’s cell phone to see on her behalf. Stubbornly independent, Sophie is reluctant to accept help until she is connected to Kelly, an army veteran who spends her days playing first-person shooter games. As the game of cat-and-mouse
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Vampires, The Underused Gaming Trope
It’s perhaps fair to say that, for all their fame, vampires have never been a popular villain in media – or, at least, nowhere near as popular as zombies, murderous mountain folk, or mutant monsters. This might have something to do with their classical portrayal as rather cultured, singular people, which doesn’t exactly create the same kind of nightmare scenario as hordes of the undead. Limited Options Of course, there are plenty of vampire stories that have managed to make an effective evil out of our long-toothed friends. Books like Salem’s Lot by Stephen King and Anne Rice’s Interview with a Vampire stand alongside a raft of films such as Let Me In, 30 Days of Night, and the inexplicably popular Twilight saga, which was shunned by almost every studio before going on to make US$3.3bn. In gaming, though, vampires never really took off as a concept. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim added a menacing cult and the ability to
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‘Death Stranding Director’s Cut’ Coming To PC This Spring
Kojima Productions and 505 Games are teaming up to bring Kojima’s genre-defying game Death Stranding to PCs this spring. Players can once again join up with Sam Bridges (Norman Reedus) and BB on their journey across the treacherous landscape of the former United States in order to reunite the country, all the while facing an otherworldly presence that made the wasteland it’s home. Death Stranding Director’s Cut will include higher framerate, photo mode, and ultra-wide monitor support. for the tech nerds, the game will for the first time incorporate Intel’s new Xe Super Sampling (XeSS) graphics technology to create a better visual experience for old and new players to Death Stranding. Death Stranding Director’s Cut will be coming to PC in Spring 2022 for STEAM and Epic Games Store.
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‘Morbius’ Hit With Another Delay
Well, boils and ghouls, we’ve got some bad news. Just ahead of its theatrical release, Sony has delayed the release of Marvel’s Morbius (again). Last announced to be opening in theaters on January 28th, Morbius will now be landing in theaters this April. Deadline is reporting that “one factor motivating the push was Sony’s huge (continuing) success with Spider-Man: No Way Home, which established itself as the highest-grossing film of 2021,” bringing in $1.37 billion at box offices and will continue to show on screens meant for Morbius. Jared Leto stars as Michael Morbius, a scientist who, while trying to find a cure for a rare blood disease, accidentally transforms himself into a living vampire. Though disgusted by his own bloodlust, he chooses to prey upon criminals he deems unworthy of life. Tyrese Gibson stars as FBI agent Simon Stroud; Jared Harris (“The Terror”) plays Morbius’ mentor; Matt Smith (“Doctor Who”) plays the film’s villain Loxias Crown; and Adria Arjona
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WWII Horror ‘Warhunt’ Lands This January (Trailer)
There are so many great films coming out this January including Scream. There’s also a WWII horror flick that you should definitely check out, Warhunt. Writer-director Mauro Borrelli is taking viewers back to 1945 for a supernatural fight against evil, the Nazis, in the film, starring Mickey Rourke (Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man, The Wrestler). Reggie Keyohara III and Scott Svatos penned the script. Robert Knepper and Jackson Rathbone also star in the film, where a US military cargo plane loses control and violently crashes behind enemy lines in the middle of the German black forest. Immediately ruthless Major Johnson (Mickey Rourke) sends a squad of his bravest soldiers on a rescue mission to retrieve the top-secret material the plane was carrying. Led by Sergeant Brewer (Robert Knepper) and Walsh (Jackson Rathbone), the soldiers venture deep into the forest near the crash site. They soon discover hanged Nazi soldiers and other dead bodies bearing ancient, magical symbols. Suddenly their
Continue reading →
New Retro ‘Scream’ Poster Reminds You That “It’s Always Someone You Know”
One of the horror movies fans can’t wait to see this year is the new Scream sequel that will be opening in theaters next week. To celebrate the premiere, Creepy Duck Design has created a new retro poster that gives a nod to the 80s, and features Ghostface. “Twenty-five years after a streak of brutal murders shocked the quiet town of Woodsboro, a new killer has donned the Ghostface mask and begins targeting a group of teenagers to resurrect secrets from the town’s deadly past.” Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), Gail Weathers (Courtney Cox), and Dewey Riley (David Arquette) return to save a new generation of victims in the new sequel to Scream, set twenty-five years after the first film. Deputy Judy Hicks (Marley Shelton) from Scream 4 also returns. New cast members include Jenna Ortega, Melissa Barrera, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Jack Quaid, and Dylan Minnette. Scream, the fifth film of the franchise, is directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett,
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Find ‘Monsters In The Closet’ This January
This January, the Snygg Brothers unleash their new horror indie horror movie Monsters in the Closet on Digital and On Demand. “When famous horror author Raymond Grant dies under mysterious circumstances, his daughter returns home to investigate his death. Jasmin discovers her father was using evil black magic to write his newest horror masterpiece. When the author’s audiobook is played out loud monsters, zombies and terrifying beings spring from the undead pages to haunt the living. Never open a Pandora box that can’t be closed.” Jasmine Flores, Shanna Bess (Manifest), Valerie Bittner (Beaster Day: Here Comes Peter Cottonhell), Tom Cikoski (Superbadazz), and Camilla Crawford star. Discover Monsters in the Closet on Digital and On Demand January 4, 2022, from Gravitas Ventures.
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Movie Review: “The Legend of La Llorona” (2022)
At least the third in a recent group of fear-fare films dealing with the “weeping woman” ghost from Mexican folklore, The Legend of La Llorona is well made but fails to deliver any original shudders. Carly Candlewood (Autumn Reeser) reluctantly goes on a trip to Mexico with her husband Andrew (Antonio Cupo) and their young son Danny (Nicolas Madrazo), which Andrew has planned so that he and his wife might reconnect both emotionally and physically after the death of their baby girl. As cinematic fate would have it, their lodging is a mere short walk away from the stomping grounds of the titular spirit, who seeks out children to replace the one she lost in life. Jose Prendes’ screenplay has some issues, including the relationship and dialogue between Carly and Andrew. Both characters come off initially as highly unlikable — she as an over-the-top characterization of a grieving mother and he as a selfish, hard-headed jerk — and by the
Continue reading →
Keanu Reeves In Talks To Star In Hulu’s “The Devil In The White City” Series Inspired By H.H. Holmes
Hot off the heels of the release of The Matrix: Resurrections, it seems that Keanu Reeves has found his next role and is heading back to 1893’s World’s Fair. Deadline is reporting that Hollywood’s “Nice Guy” is in talks to star in Hulu‘s upcoming big-budget series adaptation of Erik Larson’s 2003 novel ‘The Devil in the White City.’ The book follows the true story of “two men, an architect and a serial killer, whose fates were forever linked by The Chicago World’s Fair of 1893. It follows Daniel H. Burnham, a brilliant and fastidious architect racing to make his mark on the world and Henry H. Holmes, a handsome and cunning doctor who fashioned his own pharmaceutical “Murder Castle” on fairgrounds – a palace built to seduce, torture, and mutilate young women. The story takes the viewer on a tour of murder, romance, and mystery in the gilded age.” Leonardo DiCaprio bought the film rights to the book back in
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