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Horror Weekly

Brian Schell

Weekly Newsletter of Horror Synopses and Reviews

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Obsession, Hungry, The Black Sleep, I Spit on Your Grave, and Project: Blackwing

We’ve got another fun mix of films for you this week. We’ll start off with the much-hyped “Obsession.” Is it as good as the Internet hype machine claims? How about “Hungry,” a movie literally based on Hungry Hungry Hippos. That couldn’t be...

8 days ago

Palm Springs International Short Film Fest

Last year, we did a bunch of horror short films that were presented at the Palm Springs International Shortfest, and guess what? They’re back again this year for more great shorts. We’ve got nine great shorts this time around. Unfortunately...

15 days ago
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Love is the Monster, Hold the Fort, Animals, Planet of the Apes, and Lost Highway

We’re back with another collection of five films, some new, some not so much. We’ll open with the comedic “Hold the Fort” and then the not-funny-at-all “Love is the Monster,” both new releases. We’ll take a look at a creepy, long-ish short...

22 days ago

All Five “Prophecy” Movies 1995-2005

Hey guys– we took the week off. Instead of new films, we’re posting five films that were originally published as “member only” reviews from HorrorWeekly.com. Yes, this time, we’re looking at all the Christopher Walken “Prophecy” films, from...

a month ago
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Hokum, Iron Lung, Exit 8, Chum, and Return of the Living Dead II

We’ve got a lot of newer movies this week plus one oldie. We’ll open with “Hokum,” a cool haunted hotel story. “Exit 8” is a weird import that’ll get under your skin. “Chum” and “Iron Lung” take us into two very different oceans. Lastly, we...

a month ago
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