HORROR LAND

"They didn't leave. They didn't go nowhere. They just blew up." Frankenhooker (1980) Poster is aHEAD of the game

Annabelle began as a Raggedy Ann doll with a seriously nasty reputation — and the real story is darker than the films. Read More -> https://replug.link/5044a8ba 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 Not the porcelain doll from the films. 💀 Moved, left notes, and frightened its owners. 💀 Ed and Lorraine Warren took it into their collection. 💀 Inspired The Conjuring (2013) and Annabelle (2014). 💀 New 2026 reporting says it may move to Salem.

Shower scenes should be relaxing. Horror disagrees. 🚿💀 From Psycho (1960) to IT (1990), these 11 scenes turn a private wash into pure nightmare fuel. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/dbb41bc3 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 Arachnophobia (1990) — A spider drops into the shower. 💀 Pulse (1988) — A shower turns scalding, fast. 💀 A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge (1985) — Freddy takes the steam room route. 💀 A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (1989) — The cubicle becomes a drowning trap. 💀 Funhouse (1981) — A masked attack fake-out with nasty atmosphere. 💀 Death Ship (1980) — Blood pours from the shower. 💀 Friday the 13th Part 3 (1982) — Jason looms behind the curtain. 💀 Evil Dead (2013) — Scalding water meets possession. 💀 Ju-on: The Grudge (2002) / The Grudge (2004) — Ghostly hands in the hair. 💀 IT (1990) — Pennywise rises from the drain. 💀 Psycho (1960) — The shower scene that changed horror.

"Hey everybody! Lighten up! It's all over!" Race with the Devil (1975) Poster has a burning right of fire

Film villains are bad enough, but these henchmen are the real oddballs. From monkey-men to lizard spies, this lot steals the scene. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/37b34552 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 The Golden Child (1986) – Fu the Monkey Man’s baffling, twitchy weirdness. 💀 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) – Arnold Ernst Toht is creepy, relentless, and oddly unforgettable. 💀 The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) – Nick Nack mixes butler duty with murder. 💀 The Crow (1994) – Myca’s dark magic and eye obsession. 💀 The Road Warrior (1981) – Wez is pure feral chaos. 💀 Innerspace (1987) – Mr. Igoe’s weaponised missing hand.

"Homeless people don't go missing, homeless people *are* missing." Creep (2004) Poster has tunnel vision

"I taped a 20-minute workout and played it back at high speed on my machine so it only took ten minutes. I got a great workout."

Everything Wrong With Scary Movie (2000) tears into the spoof’s crude jokes, messy logic and painfully dated gags. It’s rude, rapid-fire and weirdly fascinating. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/8bb7643a 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 Crude humour overload: fart jokes, sex gags and gross-out chaos. 💀 Scary Movie (2000) gets compared with Scream (1996) constantly. 💀 Continuity errors and logic slip-ups everywhere. 💀 Transphobic, racist and homophobic jokes that feel rough in hindsight. 💀 A few meta gags still land, but the film is mostly chaos.

"He can't stop it, he can't slow it down, he can't even figure it out." Stir of Echoes (1999) Poster is all yellow

Six film posters sold totally different nightmares — fake graves, wrong eggs, beach lies, and pure marketing madness. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/e24f3b25 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 The Vault of Horror (1973) sells graves, but the story is mostly in an office building. 💀 Blood Beach (1981) swaps an elderly dog walker for bikini panic. 💀 The Evil Dead (1981) invents a buried woman image. 💀 Alien (1979) uses an egg design made before filming. 💀 The Thing (1982) makes the alien look oddly supernatural. 💀 A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987) gives the kids poster-only looks.

Matt Cordell may patrol again! Nicolas Winding Refn is linked to a Maniac Cop (1988) remake, with shooting eyed for January. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/3fe11c54 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 Maniac Cop (1988) could finally return as a new film. 💀 Nicolas Winding Refn is reportedly ready to revive Cordell. 💀 Shooting is said to start in Los Angeles this January. 💀 No cast or plot details yet, but a 2027 release feels possible. 💀 The earlier HBO/Canal+ TV plan collapsed in 2023.

Third-rate horror villains? Think again. These under-loved slashers, mad doctors and masked weirdos may not be icons, but they’ve got style, gore and serious cult charm. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/830ba39b 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 Cabin by the Lake (2000) — Stanley Caldwell’s lake-bottom “garden” is chillingly odd. 💀 The Dentist (1996) — Corbin Bernsen turns mouth horror into a grim little delight. 💀 Slaughter High (1986) — revenge, Jester makeup, and nasty practical gore. 💀 Valentine (2001) — a masked slasher with twists, even if the killer feels plain. 💀 Cherry Falls (2000) — dark, clever, and boosted by Brittany Murphy’s charm. 💀 Ice Cream Man (1995) — grotesque, silly, and pure cult chaos. 💀 Dr. Giggles (1992) — Larry Drake steals the show. 💀 Stage Fright (1987) — stylish, gory, and gloriously bizarre. 💀 May (2002) — haunting, intimate, and deeply unsettling.

"At 2:17 in the morning, every kid woke up, got out of bed, walked downstairs, and into the dark... and they never came back." Weapons (2025) Poster is running through the night... 100 Degrees

Save the Princess gets a cheeky autopsy—classic rescues, kidnapped royals, and the games that flipped the script. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/5db18510 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977) turns Leia’s rescue into a rebellion spark. 💀 Super Mario Brothers (1985) made Peach the classic kidnapped icon. 💀 Krull (1983) puts love before planet-saving. 💀 Double Dragon (1987) turns Marian into a prize fight. 💀 Streets Of Rage (1991) bins the damsel angle. 💀 The Princess Bride (1987) goes full storybook rescue. 💀 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1989) kidnaps April and Splinter.

Scream (1996) fans, this one’s for the gore hunters: the theatrical cut vs the “uncut” VHS/LaserDisc version has tiny but nasty differences, plus lost scenes horror collectors still chase. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/1253fd2c 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 Scream (1996) – extra gore in Casey’s death and Tatum’s garage scene. 💀 Kenny’s death – a few extra bloody seconds. 💀 Final showdown – more stabbing coverage and blood. 💀 Deleted footage – a Billy and Stu walk-and-talk was reportedly filmed. 💀 A grocery-store BTS clip hints at more lost dialogue. 💀 The “uncut” version is really a director’s cut.

"I've seen violent." Night Visions (1990) Poster has some wonky ass legs

A History of Freaky Vampire Eyes digs into the creepiest part of vampire design: the stare. From Salem’s Lot to 30 Days of Night (2007), these eyes tell you everything — hunger, tragedy, seduction, and pure nightmare fuel. Read More -> http://rp.horl.uk/610707b3 🩸 Horror Highlights: 💀 Salem’s Lot (1979) – Mr Barlo’s dirty yellow eyes haunt for life. 💀 Fright Night (1985) – Amy’s eyes shift from human to blazing orange terror. 💀 Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992) – Red irises and veins, full monster mode. 💀 Blade II (2002) – The Reapers get a diseased, blood-red stare. 💀 30 Days of Night (2007) – Black void eyes, zero mercy. 💀 Twilight (2008) – Soft, shiny eyes made to feel safe, not scary.