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In Their Sleep (2010) Review

Relevance: 49.84%     Posted on: 2011-02-14 14:03:29

Sarah (Anne Parillaud) is a woman who has had her world torn apart. After the horrific accidental death of her teenage son, she finds it hard to recover and the breakdown of her marriage only adds to her misery. She is left abandoned by her husband in the country house ...

The Raid (2011) Review

Relevance: 49.84%     Posted on: 2012-05-18 16:00:41

At Love Horror our love of horror is obviously unquestionable. However that's not to say we don't enjoy the odd jaunt into another genre from time to time, and when the non-horror movie in question is The Raid: Redemption, a glorious all action ode to guns, gore and martial arts ...

Cannibal Apocalypse [Apocalypse Domani] (1980) Review

Relevance: 49.71%     Posted on: 2011-06-08 13:57:32

Great ideas. Everyone has them, right? I once had this great idea for an online market-place where prices were set by the consumer and people were allowed to sell whatever crap they wanted. It was going to be brilliant. Only two things stood in my way: I didn’t really know ...

Rogue River (2010) Review

Relevance: 49.67%     Posted on: 2011-11-08 15:38:57

It will shock readers of our wicked and wonderful website to discover that there are actually people out there who don’t like horror. I know, it’s hard to believe but its true. For these poor, unenlightened, misguided, film fools horror is quite literally horrible to them and for that reason ...

Slaughter High (1986) Review

Relevance: 49.65%     Posted on: 2011-07-18 13:31:02

If someone created one of those surveys where you have to circle words to describe how you feel about something, and the 'something' was 1980's horror films, the words I would most likely circle would be: Gore, Cheap, Boobs, Hilarious, Haircuts, and Awesome. This is what I want from 1980's horror, ...

Claustrofobia (2011) Review

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A serial killer thriller straight from the Netherlands, Claustrofobia opens with a young boy and girl sneaking into a creepy abandoned hospital. Entering the mortuary the girl dares the shy boy to lie in one of the sealed chambers, recently occupied by the dead, in exchange for a kiss. He willingly ...

The Guardian (1990) Review

Relevance: 49.54%     Posted on: 2011-10-26 17:34:02

Featuring a babysnatching druid-nanny feeding infants to an evil tree, William Friedkin's second horror film after The Exorcist is more recognisably a genre movie, full of eerie and suggestive imagery as well as sudden explosions of splatter and gore. The opening of the film sets up the simple premise of the story. The ...

Julia’s Eyes (2010) Review

Relevance: 49.50%     Posted on: 2011-05-20 11:35:15

Those who have ever had the pleasure of viewing a Spanish Soap Opera, or Telenovela, know the irresistibility of their execution – twisting character arcs and wild, bombastic storylines are serviced by acting that’s more histrionic than the gargantuan bellows of Brian Blessed. This erratically compelling horror from writer/director Guillem ...

Attack of the Werewolves (2011) Review

Relevance: 49.39%     Posted on: 2012-11-06 14:46:43

Our tale begins with a Marchioness whose husband fires more blanks than a decommissioned shotgun. Her hunger for children leads her to sleep with several men, one of which happens to be a gipsy knife thrower who the Marchioness forces to have sex with her. Achieving her goal of becoming pregnant, ...

After (2012) Review

Relevance: 49.30%     Posted on: 2012-09-06 12:10:09

Premiering at FrightFest 2012 After stuck out like a crisp white suit in a sea of blood stained t-shirts. You see, this is a fantasy romance horror that lacks the blood, gore and horrific torture scenes of many of the other movies featured in this years 5 day horror film ...

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