Five Haunted Location Horror Films to Indulge In
The leaves are on the ground, the air is chilly (not everywhere, but at least in certain parts of Canada and the US), and there’s nothing like a haunted location horror film to finish your night with.
The leaves are on the ground, the air is chilly (not everywhere, but at least in certain parts of Canada and the US), and there’s nothing like a haunted location horror film to finish your night with.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and I’m not talking about December, either. Halloween season is a delight for many folks, but especially for horror fans because it means being even more unapologetic and weird.
Picture yourself driving or walking up to a large castle or house with nothing but ominous vibes awaiting you.
Upcoming horror films we are looking forward to!
It’s hard not to become immersed when watching a Gothic horror film. The vibes are often immaculate, the imagery gets stuck like gum in the brain, and when there’s queerness baked into the film, that makes it even better. Many Gothic horror films include vampires, it’s not a new development. And at the end of the day, vampires are incredibly queer and oftentimes there’s outright queer coding in vampire films.
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The First Omen (2024) is the pro-choice film we need at this point in time. It’s a prequel to The Omen (1976) that sheds some insight into the horrors of how Damien came to be.
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The fact remains that haunted spaces, especially houses, are scary as hell because the threats aren’t easily vanquished. In horror, when the threat is corporeal, there is a chance of…