friday the 13th

Friday the 13th Movies Ranked

Posted on by Sam Sewell-Peterson
Friday the 13th Movies Ranked

All 12 ‘Friday the 13th’ movies ranked. List includes every feature release, from the original in 1980 to the reboot of 2009, via ‘Freddy vs Jason’ and ‘Jason X’. List by Sam Sewell-Peterson.

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5 Hilariously Bad Horror Movie Rip-Offs

Posted on by Mark Carnochan
5 Hilariously Bad Horror Movie Rip-Offs

Forget ‘Scream’, this is ‘Final Scream’. Forget ‘Halloween’, this is ‘Halloween Night’. The most hilarious horror movie rip-offs ever made. List by Mark Carnochan.

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‘Jason X’ at 20 – Review

Posted on by Kieran Judge
‘Jason X’ at 20 – Review

Twenty years on from the release of the tenth ‘Friday the 13th’ movie, ‘Jason X’, this shameless space slasher should at least be saluted for playing into its tropes. Kieran Judge reviews.

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Ten Women Who Defined and Evolved Horror’s Final Girl Trope

Posted on by Guest
Ten Women Who Defined and Evolved Horror’s Final Girl Trope

Ten of horror’s most important final girls, from Sally Hardesty of ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ to Laurie Strode of ‘Halloween’, Ellen Ripley of ‘Alien’ and beyond. List by Margaret Roarty.

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10 of the Most Underrated Horror Movies of All Time

Posted on by Mark Carnochan
10 of the Most Underrated Horror Movies of All Time

Looking for some suggestions for your horror movie marathons or watchalongs? This list could help. Here are 10 of the most underrated horror movies of all time. Article by Mark Carnochan.

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Why the 1980s Is the Best Decade for Horror

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Why the 1980s Is the Best Decade for Horror

Why the politics, special effects, music and themes of horror movies in the 1980s make for the best decade in the history of the genre. Article by James Harris.

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Instruments of Terror: The Music In Horror Films

Posted on by Craig Sheldon
Instruments of Terror: The Music In Horror Films

“music was the hot new thing in town and no other genre would benefit more than Hollywood’s angsty teenage brother, the horror film.” Craig Sheldon’s exploration of music in horror films, here.

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