Day Eighteen of 31 Days of Horror journeys into Insidious (2010), where James Wan and Leigh Whannell turned the haunted house formula on its head. With sharp direction, eerie visuals, and spine-chilling atmosphere, this film doesn’t just scare you — it sticks with you like a whisper from The Further. https://youtu.be/_PxBk3bf7_E
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Evil’s clocked in for work. 💀 From Pennywise’s sewer smiles to Freddy Krueger’s dream slaughterhouse, we’re ranking horror’s most iconic villains to decide once and for all: Who’s the Scariest? In this Horror Villain Showdown, we’re breaking down every nightmare fuel matchup: 🎈 Pennywise (Tim Curry) vs. Pennywise (Bill Skarsgård) 🔪 Chucky vs. Sam (Trick
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Day Seventeen of 31 Days of Horror ventures into the woods with Dark Was the Night (2014), a quiet but terrifying creature feature that thrives on tension and emotion. With Kevin Durand’s powerful performance and a mood that never lets up, this is a hidden gem that deserves way more love from horror fans. https://youtu.be/bSG5Yu5vNEk
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Day Sixteen of 31 Days of Horror peels back the flesh of Society (1989), a shocking, satirical, and slimy masterpiece from Brian Yuzna. With legendary effects by Screaming Mad George and a finale so disturbing it’s practically performance art, Society proves once and for all that the upper class really is full of monsters. https://youtu.be/w__6bvBakG8
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Day Fifteen of 31 Days of Horror descends into Angel Heart (1987) — a sultry, sinister noir horror about identity, guilt, and damnation. With unforgettable performances from Mickey Rourke and Robert De Niro, it’s a slow-burn masterpiece that drags you straight to hell and makes you enjoy the trip. https://youtu.be/Zyz0MDfV3Qw
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Day Fourteen of 31 Days of Horror brews up The Craft (1996), the iconic teen horror film that mixed witchcraft, rebellion, and killer fashion. Starring Fairuza Balk, Robin Tunney, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True, it’s equal parts coming-of-age story and supernatural reckoning — a must-watch for anyone who ever felt like one of “the weirdos.”
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Day Thirteen of 31 Days of Horror turns the channel back to Trilogy of Terror (1975), the cult anthology that made TV horror legit. Karen Black shines across three chilling tales, but it’s the Zuni fetish doll in Amelia that steals the show — a tiny terror that proved you don’t need big effects to
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Day Twelve of 31 Days of Horror takes a plunge into the darkness with The Descent (2005), Neil Marshall’s terrifying blend of survival horror and monster mayhem. Featuring an all-female cast, incredible practical effects, and unrelenting tension, this film proves that sometimes the scariest place on Earth is right beneath your feet. https://youtu.be/xYhhL9lSA3k
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Day Eleven of 31 Days of Horror dives into Puppet Master (1989), the film that made tiny terrors iconic. Packed with creative kills, practical effects, and twisted charm, it’s a must-watch for fans of cult horror and late-night creature features. The puppets may be small, but their impact is massive. https://youtu.be/dUk9-FzyO0M
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Day Ten of 31 Days of Horror looks into Oculus (2013), a film that takes the haunted house concept and condenses it into one cursed object: a mirror that manipulates perception. With sharp direction from Mike Flanagan and a powerhouse performance by Karen Gillan, this is horror that messes with your head — and that’s
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