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Horror Films

Delve into a world that thrives on suspense, arterial spray & big sharp knifes. Stand beside those lurking on the scabbed fringe of society: The infected, the neglected & the mad.

Discover an exclusive array of insightful horror news & movie reviews. From detailed examinations of the genres seminal classics through to the horror hybrids of today there is surely something here to chill even the most hardened of spines.

Ever since Nosferatu’s silhouette crept onto that flickering screen audiences have craved for more. Their appetites quenched by now classic tales of terror. Reflecting and contorting to the sensibilities of the day horror cinema remains a style primed with social commentary. So join us here within Suite 101’s ever-growing depository of fear.

Latest articles in Horror Films

 Dark Shadows Review

Tim Burton and Johnny Depp fail to resurrect spooky series

May 12, 2012 – Gareth Barsby

Bereavement (2010): Martin Bristol Returns

Stevan Mena continues to explore the ethos that fuels his contribution to the horror signature villain hall of fame - man of few words Martin Bristol.

May 9, 2012 – Hari Navarro

The Innkeepers Blu-Ray Review

What starts out as a good old-fashioned ghost haunting story turns into an interminable film with a couple scares but little delivery. Now that's scary. 2/5

Apr 29, 2012 – Dominic Messier

Hammer Horror Lives!....from Blu-Ray and Beyond

This article explores the world of Hammer Horror films, currently being restored and re-energised on Blu-Ray, and reminds us why they are still popular now

Apr 19, 2012 – David Hannah

The Watermen (2011): Backwoods Horror Takes to the High Seas.

A weak sub-genre addition that offers none of the keen wit or razor-sharp commentary necessary to have it impress or linger, best to forget.

Apr 17, 2012 – Hari Navarro

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