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Lone Star Shark (2024) is a 65-minute low-budget thriller about a couple spending the day fishing at a lake in Texas. The only problem is this lake has a shark. A shark in a lake? Is this plot plausible and worth your time? @LisaMarieBowman has the review. horrorcritic.com/lone-star-s…
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What could possibly go wrong at a diving cave in Thailand called The Devil's Mouth? We've got bats, jellyfish, oh...and a shark. Is this 2026 Amazon Prime film worth a bite out of your night? Find out in @LisaMarieBowoman's review. horrorcritic.com/the-devils-…
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It's hot, it's summer, and nothing like a refreshing dip in an Infinity Pool, right? Except on the island of La Tolqua where violence happens, you might want to pick a different vacation spot. Patrick Flanagan reviews the 2023 Brandon Cronenberg film. horrorcritic.com/infinity-po…
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Peter Greene plays a schizophrenic who wants his daughter back in the 1993 thriller Clean, Shaven. Patrick Flanagan provides his thoughts on this film and don't miss the short bio on Greene which is just as interesting. horrorcritic.com/clean-shave… #horrormovies
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Director Nicolas Winding Refn's latest film, Her Private Hell (2026), pays homage to directors David Lynch, Dario Argento, and Brian DePalma. Does this film live up to those directors' best works? Find out in Stan Wright's review horrorcritic.com/her-private…
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Did you know that attractive young werewolves struggle with relationship issues? They also attend raves and hunt. The latter I think we are more familiar with. Read Patrick Flanagan's review of Blood and Chocolate (2007) horrorcritic.com/blood-and-c… #horrorcritic
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Leviticus (2026) is hard to categorize, but there's a lot of betrayal going on. Patrick Flanagan makes sense out of it all and his definition of a "Spontaneous Monster" will help you get a better picture. Read his review horrorcritic.com/leviticus-r… #horrormovies
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The Evil Dead franchise has been around a long time, so how does Evil Dead Burn (2026) compare to the others? Read Stan Wright's review and find out if Evil Dead Burn is blazing or only sizzling. horrorcritic.com/evil-dead-b… #horror #evildead
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HorrorCritic.com would like to welcome two new critics to our team! Stanley and Patrick have come aboard to share their horrific thoughts on the macabre genre we all love. Please check out their reviews! #horror #films #reviews #movies
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Happy Halloween from HorrorCritic.com!🎃A huge thank you to @LisaMarieBowman who has been super busy watching films and posting reviews all month long for our annual October Horrorthon. Please visit our site, read her reviews, and give a shout out to Lisa. She's amazing!
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In Tormented (1960), a man lets his ex-girlfriend fall to her death so she wouldn't interfere with his new relationship, and he's haunted by her ghost. This film was directed by Bert I. Gordon, known for his monster movies. Read @LisaMarieBowman's review. horrorcritic.com/tormented-r…
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Paramilitary mercenaries with weapons against scarecrows. Seems rather one-sided. Ah, but not in the film Scarecrows (1988). @LisaMarieBowman reviews not only the film but also provides her reasoning why scarecrows are definitely scary. horrorcritic.com/scarecrows-… #HorrorMovies
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Do you know the actor, Béla Ferenc Dezső Blaskó? Why that's Bela Lugosi, of course. And in White Zombie (1932), Bela gives one of his best performances. White Zombie is considered to be the first feature length zombie film. Read @LisaMarieBowman's review. horrorcritic.com/white-zombi…
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Want something a little different and fun for your Halloween film fest? Check out the 1963 version of the The Raven with three devilish actors playing sorcerers: Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, and Boris Karloff. @LisaMarieBowman has the review horrorcritic.com/the-raven-r… #TheRaven
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You may have heard of director, Bob Clark, who made some very well known films, some of which are cult classics (A Christmas Story). Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things (1972) is one of his earlier zombie films. @LisaMarieBowman has the review. horrorcritic.com/children-sh…
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You can't go wrong with the Hammer Films. They always entertain. The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) is no exception. Peter Cushing stars as the determined doctor in this Hammer classic. Can you guess who played the monster? Read @LisaMarieBowman's review horrorcritic.com/the-curse-o…
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Magic is a 1978 film with Corky and Fats. Corky Withers, played by Anthony Hopkins, is an aspiring magician, but to be a true success, he needs a gimmick. A confident ventriloquist dummy named Fats should provide that, right? Read @LisaMarieBowman's review horrorcritic.com/magic-revie…
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Have you heard the term psychotronic? No? Then you need to read @LisaMarieBowman's review of The Psychotronic Man (1979). She'll tell you what it means. In the film, Rocky (not Balboa) has the ability to will people to die. Talk about evil thoughts! horrorcritic.com/the-psychot…
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Is there any spooky character less clearly defined than the boogeyman? Perhaps the director wanted to change that in Boogeyman II (1983) by providing 30 minutes of run time with footage from the first Boogeyman. Read @LisaMarieBowman's review horrorcritic.com/the-boogeym… #HorrorMovies
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In The Howling (1981), a resort is inhabited by #werewolves. In her review, @LisaMarieBowman provides lots of trivia that you probably didn't know. Read why she calls the film a "well-directed homage to B-horror and it’s still terrifically entertaining." horrorcritic.com/the-howling…
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