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Overall downfall in the horror genre due to saturation?

Anyone else think that entities like Blumhouse LLC have caused damage to the horror genre as a whole by funding projects that have been arguably stagnant for the genre. At the same time I'm glad for those companies that allow for some of these films to be made and that try to foster creativity, my... read more

Something is Killing The Children

Reading and Collecting The Comics for awhile now. Originally I thought Netflix was going to Make a Series and Anime. Never became anything. Now Blumhouse has The Rights. Might be a Good Time to Get My Collection Graded.

Nightmares of Nature

This is an Interesting Docu Series. It’s Affliated with Blumhouse so it has A horror element to it. Depicts animals very vividly and I liked how the visuals jumped at you through the screen. Maya Hawke does A Great Job Narrating The Story. That Lady can Talk My Ears Off and I’d Be Fine with it,... read more

The time I went to the Drop premiere and Wolfman advanced screening

Got to give a shout out to Blumhouse for giving me the opportunity to watch these movies. I got to see wolfman at the universal studios back lot 2 days before the actual premiere unfortunately due to the fires the premiere was actually canceled. And just recently I got to attend the premiere of... read more

What makes a horror movie good?

What's something that will make or break a horror movie? For me, it's complicated. The effects can't be too cheesy, and the story has to make sense. To me, the Conjuring franchise is good at holding true to making a good story, with character deaths and events happening in a way that isn't just for... read more

The Dark Castle Trilogy

Not sure who remembers these, but Dark Castle was kind of a big thing for a while. They were essentially the Blumhouse of the Y2K era, bringing back old titles with a contemporary coat of paint. They didn't quite have the big money making franchise like Paranormal Activity, but their output was... read more