Author: Tanea

The TV show From, currently airing on MGM+ with season 3 coming soon, is an underrated gem. Starring Harold Perrineau, it follows a group of people stranded in a remote town that they can’t seem to leave. The show blends an intriguing concept with horror and mystery elements that will keep you on the edge of your seat. While we wait for more new episodes, I’ve put together a list of more shows I recommend checking out if you enjoy From. These shows will keep you glued to your screen, with mind-boggling mysteries and crazy plots. 1. Lost (2004-2010) I’m…

If you’re a fan of the intense, claustrophobic horror found in As Above, So Below, then you’ve probably been searching for similar movies ever since you first saw it. This sub-genre of horror, which often involves terrifying journeys into dark, confined spaces, is rich with films that deliver the same spine-chilling thrills. Here are ten movies that I believe capture that same sense of dread and adventure, perfect for any horror enthusiast looking for their next scare. More stuff to watch 1. The Pyramid (2014) Directed by Grégory Levasseur and starring Ashley Hinshaw, James Buckley, and Denis O’Hare, The Pyramid…

If you’re a fan of John Carpenter’s classic horror film The Thing (1982), then you know the thrill of watching a gripping sci-fi horror film that keeps you on the edge of your seat. With its chilling atmosphere, incredible practical effects, and intense story, The Thing is a masterpiece. If you’re like me, you’ve been chasing the thrill of that movie ever since. Not many compare to it, but there are some that are worth a watch. Here’s a list of movies that capture the same eerie, suspenseful, and downright terrifying vibes as The Thing! More stuff to watch 1.…

Lately, it seems that movies about nuns and convents have been capturing more attention. In the last few years we’ve had at least 5 mainstream horror movie releases in this subgenre (which is almost have of my list). Often set against the backdrop of creaky old buildings and isolated locations, these films know how to set the tone, even if they don’t always turn out the best. Personally, this subgenre isn’t typically one of my favorites since I just don’t feel drawn to these types of horror stories. But I can’t deny the thrill that religious horror brings to the…

Found footage has become one of my favorite horror tropes. This unique subgenre of horror films has carved a cult following for itself due to its distinctive style. Rather than relying on high-production values or special effects, these movies use handheld cameras, security footage, or other ‘accidentally discovered’ recordings to tell their stories. The found footage format puts you right in the center of the action – it’s as if you’re the one holding the camera. One of my favorite things about these films is the emphasis on realistic performances. Actors in found footage movies often improv their dialogues and…

Today we’re diving into the spine-chilling realm of classic horror with ghost stories, a timeless sub-genre that has continued to haunt fans for decades. The best ghost stories linger in our minds long after the movie ends. In this post, I’ve compiled a list of some of the top ghost horror films that I think are worth a watch for big fans of the sub-genre. This is a very diverse list, as the ghost subgenre is not quite as simple as it sounds — many of them never use the word ghost and some may be more appropriately described as…

There’s something inherently eerie about trains. The isolated carriages, the rhythmic clatter of wheels on tracks, and the sense that you’re hurtling through the unknown at breakneck speed – it’s no wonder that this setting has been used to craft some of the most thrilling and spine-chilling horror and thriller movies out there. Let’s take a journey through the dark as we explore the best horror and thriller movies about trains. 1. Train to Busan (2016) Directed by Yeon Sang-ho, “Train to Busan” isn’t just one of my favorite horror movies ever made; it’s a cultural phenomenon that redefined zombie…

If you’re like me, and you enjoyed A Quiet Place, then you’re probably a fan of survival horror and thriller movies. The best ones will keep you on the edge of your seat and keep you thinking about how you’d survive a similar event, even long after finishing the movie. While some people may not consider A Quiet Place horror, this surprise hit has earned its place in the hearts of many horror fans, thanks to its incredible ability to create tension and suspense. Directed by the talented John Krasinski, A Quiet Place follows a family as it navigates a…

If you’re hunting for the best horror movies to watch on Netflix, you’ve hit the jackpot. Netflix has an eerie arsenal of horror movies that cater to every kind of scare seeker out there. Whether you’re in the mood for a bone-chilling classic or a fresh nightmare fuel, this streaming giant has got you covered. I’ve scoured Netflix’s collection to bring you a list of over 40 of best horror movies on Netflix right now. We’re talking a mix of timeless terror that has set the bar for fright and inventive new takes that redefine what it means to be…

Delving into the dark and often taboo corners of terror, horror movies about cannibalism are a subgenre that chills to the core. These films confront us with a primal fear, exploring the horrifying thought of humans consuming other humans. This grotesque theme has captivated audiences for decades, manifesting in stories that range from survivalist nightmares to macabre tales of dietary deviance. In this list, we’ll sink our teeth into 15 of the best cannibal horror movies to showcase the most stomach-churning examples cinema has to offer. 1. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) When it comes to horror movies about…