allthingshorror

  Credit to  The Boys (TV Series 2019–2026) - IMDb I have only watched the first two seasons of The Boys, including half of season 3 so far. I have to say, that this show feels like a horror television show. I think it has to do with the reality horror that takes place in the story. We are following the story of a villain who is a powerful superhero, who is a monster through and through. There are no redeeming qualities about this man, because he has done too much evil, and it would be impossible for him to get a redemption arc. The show revolves around him from the very beginning, as we focus on the company that brought him to life, known as Vought.  Their superhero creations like Homelander led to so much torture and suffering among other characters who unfortunately happened to run into their path. The main character witnessed the murder of his girlfriend by one of the main superheroes from Homelander's team, a young woman known as Starlight is tortured by a man the fi...

  Credit to  Alice: Madness Returns | Down the rabbit hole of insanity - Hypercritic American Mcgee's Alice is one of the few games that deserves a trilogy or a franchise. The first game had a dark and disturbing story, while the second game expanded upon the story, giving horror fans an unforgettable gaming experience. Alice Madness Returns is one of my favorite games ever made. The story captured me the first time I played the game. We follow Alice still trying to recover from the trauma of losing her entire family to a fire, while she is battling literal demons within her mind. She had murdered her imaginary friends from the Alice in Wonderland tale, and was now seeking their help in her mind to help her find the person who murdered her family.  It's both awesome and sad to see Alice seek the aid her friends inside of her mind. It was obviously an escape from reality, since her life wasn't exactly the best. Even though she appeared to be stable from what she had gone t...

  Credit to  Goodbye Lizzie & Mika | The Walking Dead | Grove The Walking Dead is one of the best zombie shows that depicted many dark scenes throughout the entire show. A show that focuses on the survival of the main group as they go against both humans and the dead doesn't exactly mean a walk in the park. One scene in season 4 that stayed with me for a long time was two deaths that were quite unexpected. A woman named Carol was traveling with five people when their home had been destroyed by one of their enemies. Carol had been unfortunately kicked out of the group for killing two innocent people to protect everyone, and she reunited with a man named Tyreese, who had been traveling with three children.  One of them was a baby, and the other two were two girls named Lizzie and Mika that Carol had developed a motherly bond with before she was kicked out of the group. The group decides to work together to survive, and they stay in a cabin to claim as their new home. Th...

  Credit to Netflix Twilight became a huge hit years later when the franchise was first released. It gained a massive fan base, when it came to the story, the love triangle, and of course, the books which led to the creation of the films.  Personally, I was not a fan of Twilight at all.  I understand why people were a fan of the franchise, but I have a huge problem with the story for several reasons. I'm not saying that the whole franchise was bad, because when it came to the lore of the monsters, I thought there were actually pretty decent ideas. I liked how the vampires had their own clan, while the werewolves had issues with a family of vampire wanting to look after a young human girl.  It's not bad writing, but when it came to several storylines within the franchise, it kind of took me out of the interesting ideas that were present.  I didn't like the stupid love triangle between the three main characters...and the way that it was resolved was very problemat...

  Credit to Deathstalker (2025) | Where to watch streaming and online in Australia | Flicks Deathstalker was released in 2025, and had gained somewhat of a cult following, due to the film being a remake of the original Deathstalker, that was released in 1983. I haven’t seen the original yet, but I think this film is one of the best remakes ever made. The practical effects were top tier; it was like a combination of the Terrifier and the Evil Dead franchise in one movie.  I love how cheesy and dumb the dialogue felt in the movie, the actors did a great job pulling off the feel of an 80s horror movie. The world building was incredible, the monsters that were built for the film were so impressive to look at, I can’t imagine how long it took to pull this movie off! I wish Hollywood would consider going back to the good old times of filmmaking, independent filmmakers have been dominating this year with the horror genre! We follow the story of a man named Deathstalker, who is accide...

  Credit to How come Joker didn’t bleed out, when he got his face cut off? (Death of the Family) — Gen. Discussion — Comic Vine Death of the Family is one of the few Joker comics that I own. I’m not a huge fan of every Joker comic out there, but this story caught me off guard so much…in the best way. This version of the Joker is a whole other level of evil, willing to do whatever it takes to take down Batman.  This time, he wants to psychologically destroy Batman, and the lengths that he had gone through to pull this insane scheme off…is downright EVIL.  And we know how evil Joker is, but this was a whole other level.  His goal this time around was to ‘murder’ the family of Batman.  He wanted to break apart the family for good, in order to ensure that Batman would always be alone, and only have the Joker left.  He kidnaps the entire main family of Batman, such as: Robin Batgirl Nightwing Red Hood Each family member is psychologically tortured in horrendous ...