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A group of skiers falls into a crevice while out on the mountain where they awaken the spirit of a vengeful witch.
Tag Archives: Supernatural
Presence (2025)
What begins as a family transitioning into a new home soon unravels into something more unsettling. Family dysfunction becomes raveled within the mysteries of their house.
Stir of Echoes (1999) [Lionsgate Anniversary Re-Release]
Now available on 4k and Blu-ray combo from Lionsgate
Following a party where he was hypnotized, a man starts having visions of a missing girl who used to live in the area and who’s family is still around.
Children of the Pines (2023)
When she visits her parents, a young woman is confronted by their plans for the future.
Exhuma (2024) [Halloween Horror Month]
Now available on VOD and Blu-ray from WellGoUSA
A man whose family is seemingly cursed by something reaches out to paranormal specialists to exhume his ancestor which leads to more problems.
All Fun and Games (2023)
It’s really too bad that directors Eren Celeboglu, and Ari Costa’s supernatural horror movie virtually came and went without much of a trace in 2023. It’s not by any metric a complete masterpiece, but it sure is a fun little horror film packed with a lot of mythos that I wanted to learn a lot more about. “All Fun and Games” is primarily about the fragility of the family unit and how this family known as the Fletchers are thrown in to disarray and pure chaos at the drop of a hat.
Talk to Me (2023)
Danny and Michael Philippou’s “Talk to Me” really is one of the crowning horror achievements of 2023. It’s one of those horror movies that doesn’t just scare you, but it also leaves a stain on you. That’s because while “Talk to Me” is very much a demonic possession movie, it’s deeply rooted in the concept of the urban folklore that taps in to not only our obsession with death, but our need to know if there’s anything after we’ve died. That’s essentially what fuels pretty much everyone in “Talk to Me”; the twisted porcelain hand reaching out for a grip becomes the sort of Monkey’s Paw or Ouija Board that everyone begins to center their lives on.
It grants them an amazing ability, but one that is easily misused and one that can be exploited. It’s almost a phone extension to the other side where anyone can mine souls for some sort of contact. The problem is we’re never quite sure what kind of souls they’re conjuring up. What becomes such a fascinating drive for these characters is that the use of the film’s mysterious porcelain hand is a plot device that is powerful, but also ambiguous until the very end. Whose hand is it? How old is it? Where does the power come from? Is it meant for good or pure evil? Can it filter out demons?