A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987)
Among the myriad entries in the series, "Dream Warriors" stands out as a personal favourite. This spine-tingling instalment not only brings back the iconic Heather Langenkamp as Nancy but also keeps the nightmarish Robert Englund in the role of Freddy Krueger. "Dream Warriors" picks up the haunting tale where the original "Nightmare on Elm Street" left off, with Nancy all grown up and now a seasoned psychiatrist specializing in the realm of dream therapy. Her path crosses with a group of young patients at the hospital where she works, each grappling with the malevolent dream demon, Freddy Krueger. Among them
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge (1985)
Welcome to a world of classic horror quotes, where 'You are all my children now' emerges as a chilling gem from the one and only Freddy Krueger. Yet, the sequel to Nightmare on Elm Street didn't quite match the original's feverish anticipation, thanks to some penny-pinching studio decisions. While Nightmare on Elm Street 2 had the potential to soar like the Top Gun of Horror Movies, it stumbled in places. The story of Nightmare on Elm Street 2 unfolds around Jesse Walsh and his family, who innocently moved into the same house where Nancy Thompson faced her nightmarish ordeal in
Unleashing Hell: A Terrifying Review of The Scarlet Gospels
The Scarlet Gospels" is a dark and macabre novel written by Clive Barker, published in 2015. Clive Barker, known for his works in horror and dark fantasy, crafted this novel as a sequel to his earlier works, particularly "The Hellbound Heart" and the subsequent Hellraiser mythos. The story follows the infamous character Pinhead, also known as the Hell Priest, a high-ranking Cenobite and the iconic antagonist of the Hellraiser series. In "The Scarlet Gospels," Pinhead embarks on a destructive quest, seeking to bring about a new level of hellish chaos by obtaining ultimate power. He plans to unravel the mysteries of
So Bad It’s Terrible: The Battery Movie Review
“The Battery” has a tendency to make its way onto horror movie watch lists. The list writers write pay-off lines like: “see it as soon as possible”! I would rather put it on a list of horror movies to avoid as this movie is awful, making its way onto our list: So bad, it’s terrible! Synopsis: Two former baseball players, Ben (Jeremy Gardner) and Mickey (Adam Cronheim) cut a purposeless path across an abandoned New England. They stick to the back roads and forests to steer clear of zombies that patrol the once lively cities and towns. To survive, they