It’s back, baby! A new season of American Horror Story is upon us. After the woefully depressing American Horror Stories Season 2, I had immediately regretting offering to cover American Horror Story: NYC. I purposefully stayed away from any promotional materials, with the exception of the handful of filmmakers I saw sharing one of the images saying […]
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Editor’s note: All throughout October, the vibes get spookier and the nights get longer. It’s the perfect time of year to watch horror movies, whether you’re a year-round horror fan or you just like to watch horror flicks to get into the Halloween spirit. This year at Horror Obsessive, for our 31 Horror Classics Revisited […]
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When it comes to an anthology film a framing device is not always necessary, like when I discussed V/H/S/99, my biggest complaint with it was the pseudo-framing device didn’t really make sense in the grand scheme of things. This leads me to question if the framing device is weak, do you cut your losses and just […]
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One of the most influential Found Footage films of recent has got to be the V/H/S franchise. V/H/S shot its way onto the scene with brute force, taking no prisoners. V/H/S/2, or S-VHS, took the bar set by V/H/S and raised it tenfold. Then…well, V/H/S: Viral. We don’t have to talk about that one. In 2021 we got the absolutely fantastic Shudder exclusive V/H/S/94. […]
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Honestly, I have no clue what is happening within our genre. The world is literally falling apart day by day, and this wonderful community we share was my one solace. Both sides of the aisle are filling threads on Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit, to name a few, with gatekeeping and personal attacks on subjects like […]
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