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  Credit to WarnerBros.com | The Bride! | Movies The Bride is one of the most original horror movies I have seen so far in 2026. I’m a sucker for love stories when it comes to the horror genre, and The Bride did not disappoint! It’s a stylish independent horror film that has an awesome production, and features one of my favorite horror movie couples! This horror film isn’t exactly for everyone, both critics and fans were mixed on the film, but I’m the type of person that loves to check out independent horror films like this! The Bride left me laughing, shocked, and thoroughly entertained by the visuals and the great chemistry between the two main leads. It was so awesome to see Christian Bale return to horror, and this is the best role of Jessie Buckley so far! Her role as the Bride sold me, she blew me away with her insane performance, while Bale left me feeling sorry for the creature! The Bride is now one of my favorite monster love stories since Guillermo Del Toro’s The Shape of...

  Credit to  Top 15 Best Playable Protagonists In Resident Evil Series | Page 6 While I don't understand to this day why fans weren't fond of Resident Evil 6, because I personally loved this game, there is one thing that I do agree with fans on. One sidekick that Leon Kennedy is stuck with during Resident Evil 6, is Helena Harper, a woman that is out for revenge.  The thing that pissed me off the most about her character was the lack of information that she would give to Leon. I played this game with a family member, and I was stuck playing Helena, and while I never care about the characters I play as coop local, I couldn't stand her character. For the first half of the game, she refuses to tell Leon why she is she is determined to reach a random woman, that turns out to be her sister. She had gone through experimentation by one of the main Resident Evil villains known as Simmons, and for some strange reason, she never bothered to tell Leon about any of this information....

  Credit to Poor Things (2023) — IMDb Poor Things was another Frankenstein horror story that was pretty original, focusing on the creation of a woman that slowly learns about her world as she starts to navigate on her own adventures. She leaves her home and her master to run away with a random man that introduces her to her sexual nature, and she finds herself taking delight in exploring her new life as a woman.  She continues to embark on more sexual endeavors, as she joins a brothel, where she meets new people and learns more about what she enjoys with her own customers. I get the message that the film was going for, it was all about female empowerment, and how comfortable one can be in their own body with exploring their sexual desires.  The only problem for me was how much of the graphic content was presented in the film.  I felt that the director overdid showing all of the graphic scenes, and while I know that these scenes were important for the message the film...

  Credit to  Talk To Me Prequel Film Based On Opening Scene Has Already Been Shot I love me some good horror movie openings, and I think Talk to Me has to be in the top 10 of horror movies. Talk to Me was created by two YouTubers that I was a bit of a fan of online, and they blew me away with their horror movie debut, creating one of the best and bleak horror movies ever brought to theaters. I enjoyed this movie so much, and I was amazed how these YouTubers were able to pull off such a powerful horror film like this.  The opening to this movie is one of the best, and I remember the first time I watched it, I felt dread creep into my body, because I knew I was in for a thrill ride that was going to make me so uncomfortable.  Great horror movie openings are the perfect way to tell the audience what to expect in the film, and it can either be a hit or miss. Talk to Me does a great opening that continues to build up to complete insanity, and it's a perfect introduction t...

  Credit to  Attack of the Fandoms: Top Ten Book Series | Cover Too Cover I have read the Quarantine book series about three times during my life, and I think it's the craziest book series ever written for young adults. What would happen if an infection spread throughout the world, and only infected children? What if this infection was toxic to adults, instantly killing them, leaving behind children who have no parental or adult guidance in this awful environment? What if a high school was left to fend for themselves, the adults are all dead inside, leaving the kids to figure out how to survive on their own? This book series pretty much covers all kinds of topics when it comes to survival horror.  We follow the story of two brothers who start going to their high school, only to be stuck permanently in school forever, with a bunch of kids who are terrified. Since these kids are still just kids, they handle their new world with an immature mentality. The kids start their ow...

  Credit to  Resident Evil Requiem Review Resident Evil Requiem has been getting so much hype lately, and I am now convinced to go ahead and purchase this game. I don't normally ever buy a game upon launch, but claims like being known as the best Resident Evil game ever made is telling me I shouldn't wait to purchase this game.  Another reason why I'm tempted to get the game in time for spring break, is because I heard that the horror aspect in this game works so damn well. Including two different points of view for the game is genius, because we are literally playing from the point of view of an inexperienced survivor, and someone who already knows how to deal with zombie invasions.  I know that after I'm done playing this game, I'm going to 100% talk about the two points of views for my review. I know that the other Resident Evil remakes did this kind of gameplay, but Requiem is doing their own thing with the survival horror part, and I can't wait to play the ...