The “Hellraiser” saga is more defined by its antagonists than its protagonists, but its original Final Girl – Ashley Laurence’s Kirsty – was a fan
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After the relative success (I gave it three stars) of “Amityville 1992: It’s About Time,” writers Christopher DeFaria and Antonio Toro quickly crank out the
Usually horror sagas get gradually worse, more phoned-in, more amateurish, as they go along. The “Insidious” films are a notable exception through the first four
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Putting the year of release in the title was a good strategy in 1992, making it clear to video-store patrons that they were getting the
“The Conjuring” wouldn’t have been an obvious pick for launching the most lucrative horror franchise of all time when it premiered on July 15, 2013.