31 DAYS OF HORROR! DAY 15: ZOMBIES

Sorry, y’all! I lost my voice over the weekend. Once I recover, I’ll be back talking about more disturbing horror movies! Love y’all!

Just watched Speak No Evil and wow… this one gets under your skin fast. 😳 The tension is relentless, and James McAvoy is incredible as always. It’s one of those horror films where the unease starts slow but builds into something almost unbearable. The psychological twists and moral dilemmas make

What a fun twist on the slasher genre! Time travel meets ‘80s nostalgia, and it actually works. It’s self-aware, funny, and still delivers the right amount of suspense. I loved how it mixed horror with humor without taking itself too seriously — the perfect lighthearted watch after some of the heav

Day 15 brings us to Green Room — intense, gritty, and brutal. 🩸🤘 A punk band trapped in a neo-Nazi clubhouse makes for a relentless survival thriller. The tension never lets up, and the violence is raw, but it keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole time. Not for the faint of heart, but if

Day 12 brings us to Sleepy Hollow, a gothic masterpiece that never fails to capture that perfect fall feeling. 🍂🕯️ Tim Burton’s eerie visuals, Johnny Depp’s quirky charm as Ichabod Crane, and the haunting tale of the Headless Horseman make this one of the most atmospheric horror films ever. 🖤 It

Bernice’s son goes searching for his mother, only to stumble upon a horror no one should ever see. Inside Ed’s home — skin hung like laundry, a heart boiling in a pot — and in that moment, his world shatters. You can feel the weight of his trauma, the kind of sight that leaves a person changed fore

Finally back after a few days of no internet! Weapons was an interesting one. I liked it, but it definitely left me wanting more — especially when it came to Aunt Gladys. I needed more backstory, more closure, something! And honestly, when she started running through those neighborhood houses, I

We made it to the final day! What a way to end the month — with one of the most chilling psychological thrillers ever. Misery reminds us that true horror doesn’t always come from monsters or ghosts… sometimes it’s found in obsession and control. Kathy Bates’ performance as Annie Wilkes is absolu

Finally made it to Day 29 and watched Vicious — the premise is chilling and Dakota Fanning’s performance pulls you in. The idea of a cursed box forcing someone to sacrifice something they need, love, and hate is seriously unsettling. 😬 #31DaysOfHorror #ViciousMovie #ModernHorror #Psych

This one is pure claustrophobic nightmare fuel. The Descent does an incredible job of combining two types of horror — the fear of what’s lurking in the dark and the fear of being trapped with no way out. The tension never lets up, and the all-female cast absolutely kills it (pun intended 😅). It’

Warm Bodies (2013) - zombies 🧟‍♂️ - post apocalyptic - Romeo and Juliet ❤️ - little gore 🩸 - definitely not as scary Overall Rating: 9/10⭐️ This is a challenge to consume 100 pieces of horror media in one year!! 💀This will be mostly movies, but I will be challenging myself to books and

This episode was… a ride! We finally meet Ed’s dad, who slaps his mom, and she punches him right back and kicks him out — you go, girl! 👏🤣 But seriously, things get stranger by the minute. Adeline went from terrified of Ed to ready to sleep with him?! Was that stabbing even real, or are we seeing a

There’s actually so many horror games I wanna try out on my switch it’s unbelievable. I also wanna find some on my steam deck. I just completed SOMA and it’s was an amazing game. I caught it on sale and decided to give it a try! 1. Tormented Souls | Solve puzzles and face sinister enemies in

I fell asleep last night, so I’m a day behind on 31 Days of Horror, but wow — Episode 5 of Monster: The Ed Gein Story was by far the most disturbing one yet. We learn more about Adeline and her own trauma, and it’s dark. Instead of living a quiet housewife life, she develops a fascination with p

Finally caught up! 😅 And what a movie to land on. Would You Rather is one of those psychological thrillers that makes you squirm from start to finish. The concept alone is disturbing — how far would you go when desperation meets opportunity? It’s not gory for the sake of it, but the tension and

The finale of Monster: The Ed Gein Story opens with Ted Bundy, and I was instantly hooked! I’ve always followed Bundy’s story, so seeing him appear (and the potential hint at a future season 👀) had me so excited. Mindhunter fans will love this episode — seeing Holden Ford and Bill Tench at the s