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Horror Weekly

Brian Schell

Weekly Newsletter of Horror Synopses and Reviews

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The Long Walk, The Conjuring: Last Rites, Dorothea, Godzilla vs Mothra: The Battle for Earth, and The Benefactress: An Exposure of Cinematic Freedom

We’ve got a mixed bag this time around: four new films and one classic. We’ll start out with the much-hyped “The Long Walk,” “Dorothea,” “The Benefactress,” and “The Conjuring: Last Rites,” all recently released. For our oldie, we’ll look a...

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Woken, Traumatika, Ghost Killer, Insidious: The Last Key, and Demon Seed

Fun films this week! We’ll start off with the sorta-sci-fi “Woken” from 2025, then get traumatized by “Traumatika,” also from this year. “Ghost Killer” was released last year in Japan, but it’s also new here recently. “Insidious: The Last K...

20 days ago
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Dracula: A Love Tale, Night of the Reaper, The Velocipastor, Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah, and Santo and the Blue Demon vs Dracula and the Wolf Man

That might be the longest title we’ve ever had. We’ll open on the brand-new “Dracula: A Love Tale,” which redoes Dracula yet again. We’ll then go to “Night of the Reaper,” a twisty slasher film. We’ll finally get around to watching “The Vel...

a month ago
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Forgive Us All, Witchboard 1986 and 2025, Insidious Chapter 3, and Godzilla vs. Biollante

We’ve got another weird mix of old and new this time around. We’ll begin with the new “Forgive Us All,” then discuss “Insidious Chapter 3,” “Godzilla vs. Biollante” and then both the original “Witchboard” (1986) and the brand-new remake fro...

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  • Brian Schell

    Writes for HorrorGuys.com, now approaching his 2,000th horror film review.

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