The Fog is the 2005 remake of the John Carpenter classic of the same name. This supernatural story tells the tale of a fog that engulfs an island and takes revenge on the people who live there. The movie stars Tom Welling, Maggie Grace and Selma Blair.
Dracula is the classic story of the undead who stalk the streets and prey on the innocent. This version of the story stars Gary Oldman as Dracula, the Transylvanian Prince who becomes a bloodthirsty immortal.
At the time of writing, Halloween is just over a month away, so why not prepare by sampling some of these bone-chillingly terrifying selections? Recommended by R. R. Molyneux, part-time necromancer and full-time mouthpiece for the dreams of the Elder Gods. Here he has laid out his favourite (yet underrated and overlooked) horror classics.
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This weekend saw the opening of the 50 shades of Grey movie in the cinema with mixed reviews pouring onto the internet. Pretty much every person that I know went to see apart from me. I’ve read the books and considered seeing it because Jamie Dornan, a local lad, was starring in it. But I decided against it in the end because I refuse to give any of my hard earned money to EL James. A woman who has not only glamourised domestic abuse but dismisses those who challenge her sad individuals who can’t appreciate a good book.
I’m one of those people that likes to dream. I like to think about living the dream with wealth, health and happiness at my finger-tips. But sometimes I have nightmares. I don’t mean just the everyday type of drama which we all must face, sometimes when my head hits the pillow I have nightmares. My poor hubby-to-be has to endure nights of me kicking and screaming as I am locked in my own head, facing off to some inner demon. I know that I am dreaming which makes the terror worse sometimes. When morning finally dawns my poor hubby will always ask me what I was dreaming of, and every time he sits and listens. After my most recent screaming session during the night, he asked what had happened, and when I was done, all he could say was “That would be an epic movie!”