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Horror Weekly

Brian Schell

Weekly Newsletter of Horror Synopses and Reviews

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Nightborn, Big Baby, Son of Sara, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation

FOUR HUNDRED EPISODES? WOOOHOOOO!

We’ve got a baby and family-themed episode this week. We’ll start off with the folk-horror “Nightborn” from this year. We’ll go with some meta-slasher fun with “Big Baby” next. “Son of Sara” gives us a sli...

10 days ago
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Evil Dead Burn, Soulm8te, Corporate Retreat, and Colony

We’ve watched a bunch of oldies and sequels over the past few weeks, so this time, let’s focus on four brand-new films. The latest installment of the Deadites franchise, “Evil Dead Burn” is first. Next, we’ll stop in with a visit to the M3G...

17 days ago

Leviticus, Until Dawn, Wishmaster 4, Underworld: Awakening

We’ve got another batch of weird ones for you this week. We’ll open on “Leviticus,” and you’ll hear what we thought about that. “Until Dawn” takes us on a time-loop adventure, while “Wishmaster 4” brings an end to that franchise. And then t...

24 days ago
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Disclosure Day, Wishmaster 3, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans, and Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III

Will your life ever be the same after “Disclosure Day?” We suspect it will be. Then we’ll continue our dive into franchise sequels with “Wishmaster 3: beyond the Gates of Hell”, “Underworld: Rise of the Lycans,” and “Leatherface: The Texas...

a month ago

Backrooms, Underworld: Evolution, Return of the Living Dead III, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2

We’ll start off this week with the much-discussed “Backrooms” that just hit streaming this week. We’ll then watch three sequels to major franchises: “Underworld: Evolution” (2006), the second in that series, “Return of the Living Dead III”...

a month ago
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