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Horror Movies (Feature, Short, Student & Fan)
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For decades, comedy was the place where society tested its limits. Comedians were the court jesters of civilization — the people allowed to say the uncomfortable thing everyone else was thinking. They poked fun at politics, religion, relationships, culture, and even themselves. Nothing was sacred, and that was the entire point.
Then political correctness showed up like an angry hall monitor carrying a clipboard and a list of forbidden words.
Suddenly, jokes needed permission slips.
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Before Fantasia became one of The Walt Disney Company’s most ambitious animated masterpieces, it nearly featured the King of Horror himself: Bela Lugosi.
Yes, the man who terrified audiences as Dracula apparently spent time creeping around a Disney soundstage pretending to be a demon for a cartoon. If that sounds like a fever dream caused by eating expired Halloween candy, welcome to old Hollywood.
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Read more: When Dracula Danced With Mickey: The Strange Story of Bela Lugosi and Fantasia
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Long before Disney gave us singing snowmen, emotionally unavailable lions, and enough live-action remakes to bankrupt popcorn manufacturers, there was The Skeleton Dance — a cartoon where a bunch of dead skeletons leave the graveyard at midnight to absolutely tear up the dance floor like it’s Halloween at a retirement home for xylophones.
Released in 1929 as part of Disney’s Silly Symphonies, this short basically asked one important question:
“What if human bones had jazz?”
And somehow, the answer was “masterpiece.”
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When adjusted for inflation, The Exorcist (1973) and Jaws (1975) are the highest-grossing horror movies of all time, with estimated inflation-adjusted totals ranging between $1.2 billion and $2.8 billion depending on the source and re-release data included.
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Read more: Top Grossing Horror Movies of All-Time (Adjusted for Inflation)
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- A lively, candid discussion from the Wild Bunch crew about nostalgia, social sensitivity, and why many 1980s films endure despite claims of being offensive.
- The speakers challenge the premise that past cinema must be judged solely by today’s standards, arguing that entertainment often reflects its era rather than endorsing harmful behavior.
- The video critiques the modern habit of labeling films as “problematic” and labels this trend as overreaching, while acknowledging that some films do present outdated stereotypes.
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There are surprisingly a lot of Easter themed horror movies and I watched and reviewed most of them last year for an Easter Horror Movie binge I was doing. These are my top 10 favorites of the ones I saw:
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I have seen over 200 Christmas horror movies and so I decided to make 5 Top 10 lists splitting them off by type because there were too many good ones for 1 Top 10 List. The 5 lists are Top 10 Adaptations of A Christmas Carol, Top 10 Christmas Anthology Horror Movies, Top 10 Killer Santa Movies, Top 10 Krampus Movies, and Top 10 Miscellaneous Christmas Horror Movies. This is my Top 10 Miscellaneous Christmas Horror Movies List
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Read more: Agent's Top 10 Miscellaneous Christmas Horror Movies
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Thanksgiving is a holiday that happens on November 27th in the USA. It is about giving thanks for what you have. Like every other holiday that exists there are horror movies that are themed after this holiday. Although there were not very many compared to other holidays there were still enough good ones to make a top 10 list for. These are my top 10 Thanksgiving Horror Movies.
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Timothy James Curry (born 19 April 1946) is an English actor and singer. He rose to prominence as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in the musical film The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975), reprising the role he had originated in the 1973 London, 1974 Los Angeles, and 1975 Broadway musical stage productions of The Rocky Horror Show.
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