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  Credit to 28 Years Later (2025) — IMDb I’m thrilled that I finally got to watch 28 Years Later, that has officially completed the trilogy of 28 Days Later. I was so surprised to see the story we got, but I was so impressed by how great the third entry was. This horror trilogy is known for creating separate storylines, and this one was definitely another standout.  It was so awesome to see the story expand on what is now happening in the world after 28 Years, and damn, it’s a hopeless world with barely any good in it left. The infected are like animals, going after anyone that would dare to cross their path…and even worse, some of the dead were able to evolve in some way, becoming a sort of ‘super zombie.’ And it 100% works, because after almost 3 decades, of course we might see some changes with the virus.  The story begins with a child named Jimmy, who is experiencing the beginning of the end.  Credit to 28 Years Later’s Bonkers Ending Is Going To Leave Audie...

  I have recently been told that TikTok has rejected my account for monetization, due to my videos being considered low quality content. While I was a bit disappointed with this result, this has inspired me to start something for my YouTube channel I have been putting off for quite some time. I have been wanting to start uploading horror videos to my YouTube channel. I have a decent amount of followers, and I think I can finally start focusing on the sort of content I want to upload for my channel. I have also learned sort of similar to TikTok, that YouTube would consider me for monetization with my mini horror stories, but it would take FOREVER until I was considered. YouTube recently explained to me that their platform doesn't count all of the views that I get for my mini horror stories, because shorts isn't strongly considered for monetization, unless the content similar to that of TikTok, is good quality content. And you know what? I get it. These platforms are going to wa...

  Credit to  Scary Stories to Tell on Halloween From Around the World | KQED “I saw a monster with horns following me in the woods.” “I think the cult I recently joined is going to use me as their sacrifice.”

  Credit to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDf1EbDjBBg The Warrens were considered to be one of the best couple duos in the paranormal world. They had been involved in a lot of paranormal cases, and even wrote books about their discoveries. Their hard work led to the creation of the Conjuring horror franchise, along with the spinoff of Annabelle. While actors Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson portrayed the couple as lovable paranormal investigators that were willing to do whatever it took to protect families, I don’t think reality was really the same for the real Warren couple. There has been quite a bit of information from several sources that believe that the Warrens were faking everything. One source came from The New England Society for Psychic Research the Warrens found in 1952. Steven Novella was a neurologist from the society, and claimed for years that the Warrens were merely ‘great storytellers.’ The family behind the Annabelle case believed that the Warrens weren’t really ...

  Credit to Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride Trailer Looks The Most Stylish Horror Movie Of 2026 (So Far) I had only seen several images online of The Bride and the Creature sometime this year, and I thought the designs of the undead couple was so badass. Then I finally got to watch the trailer today, and I was blown away by the crazy twist I did not see coming for this interpretation of the Bride and the Creature.  It appears we are getting a Bonnie and Clyde storyline with The Creature and his Bride.  From my own theory of the trailer, The Bride is going to be a random woman who is brought back from the dead for the Creature to fall in love with. From the trailer, it appears that the Bride will fall in love with the Creature, and we even hear her call him ‘Frankie’ during one scene.  I’m beyond curious to know how they go crazy and start killing people left and right. Do they piss off a gang? Or are they taking out their anger on the living since they are both dead th...

  Credit to https://af.gatech.edu/state-art-filming-studio-coming-soon-savannah-area The horror genre has been around for years. This genre has led to many fans falling in love with horror, because of the amazing characters, villains, and unique storylines. While I was pondering over how much I love horror, I can’t believe this hasn’t come to mind until yesterday: “When did the first horror movie come out?” The first horror movie was actually released to the world in the year 1896. The man who brought the horror genre to life on the big screen was George Melies. He was a French pioneer filmmaker that brought horror to life in the 1890s! The film was called, “Le Manoir du Diable.” In English translation, the movie was released in the U.S. as The Haunted Castle, or released in the UK as The House of the Devil. The movie was a 3-minute silent horror film! Can you believe that? A 3-minute horror film left such a huge impact on audiences! That’s insane! The film focuses on two peo...