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Cult Fave ‘ThanksKilling’ Social Media Page is Teasing Something Big

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No, this isn’t the Eli Roth slasher that came out in 2023; this is Jordon Downey’s own low-budget holiday horror movie, ThanksKilling, that’s almost 20 years old. You may know Downey from his contribution to 2024’s V/H/S/Beyond called Stork. Before there was the fall-favorite Art the Clown, there was Turkie; an equally sadistic fowl who was possessed by a vengeful Native American centuries earlier. He, like Art, is hellbent on ruining everyone’s fall festivities.
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The Best Japanese Horror Movies Beyond ‘Ringu’

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In horror movies, there is always a trend. If one movie comes up with an idea, there are about two more movies from Hollywood with the same theme that follow. In the 2000s, Japanese horror movies were the big ticket, and American remakes came rolling in one after the other. I remember when Ringu made entertainment headlines. Its story about a cursed videotape was considered ridiculous at the time, and many people thought the idea was absurd.
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The Best Hidden Gem Horror Movies of the ’80s

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The ‘80s were a great decade for horror movies. Major and independent studios kept churning them out, and people lined up to watch them. I remember watching the low-budget movie “Ghoulies in a packed theater, which would be a straight-to-digital release today. Ghoulies isn’t really a hidden gem since overall, it’s kind of a terrible movie. It’s fun, don’t get me wrong, but it lacks substance and comes off as a Temu version of Gremilns.
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