A supernatural feast fit to make any Halloween season movie marathon real freaky
Father Gore’s October Recommendations – Vol. 4: Supernatural
Tagged Sequel
The Psychology and Satire of SLEEPAWAY CAMP II: UNHAPPY CAMPERS
A little more comedy this time around in the first sequel to SLEEPAWAY CAMP. And a lot more Angela!
Fear of a Rental Economy in 14 CAMERAS
14 CAMERAS will leave you making sure you pay your rent on time this month— or else!!!
Too Much Camp in HOUSE II: THE SECOND STORY
Sometimes sequels improve on the original, sometimes they're only a bit better. Other times, they're rougher than that.
The Sequel I Tried to Like: THE HOUSES OCTOBER BUILT 2
Blue Skeleton returns. But this time, it isn't near as terrifying.
I tried to enjoy it, I really did.
In Defence Of & In Love With SCREAM 4
Before Wes Craven passed away, he gave us one last SCREAM. With Kevin Williamson along as screenwriter again, these two leave Ghostface's legacy full of terror.
Why SCREAM 2 is Better Than People Are Willing to Admit
One of the better horror sequels, SCREAM 2 takes aim at the sensationalisation of true crime, media exploitation, and yes, even the horror genre and sequels themselves.
RINGS: The Sequel I Never Knew I Wanted
The return of Samara in RINGS is an unexpected, Gothic treat for fans of the dreaded VHS' tape's mythology.
Barrett & Wingard Deal Another Terrifying Blow with BLAIR WITCH
Adam Wingard & Simon Barrett take us back to the Black Hills in search of answers. But their camping adventurers end up discovering more terror than anything they ever expected.
BOOK OF SHADOWS: BLAIR WITCH 2 is the Epitome of Wasted Potential
This is not the sequel you are looking for; repeat after me...
There’s Twice the Psychosis WHEN A STRANGER CALLS BACK
WHEN A STRANGER CALLS BACK: an unexpected sequel that chills almost as much if not more than the original.
A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 2: FREDDY’S REVENGE; Or, A Nightmare of Repressed Sexuality
A horror ahead of its time, this sequel to Wes Craven's groundbreaking film explores sexual orientation in a nightmarish way.
