Bloody Disgusting, along with other listicles on the net, hailed Ringu as one of the best ’90s horror films of all time. Universally the film is held in high regard. Boasting an almost-perfect rating on Rotten Tomatoes (98%), it also had a solid audience rating of 7.2 /10 on IMDb.
But as I delved into this cinematic gem, I couldn’t help but wonder: does it truly live up to the hype?
Goosebumps Live on Stage: Screams in The Night is a rare promotional book that was given free with tickets to see Goosebumps Live on Stage. Thinking about buying it on eBay? Don’t part with your cash just yet!
Robert McCammon’s MINE successfully combined terror and suspense, winning the author the Bram Stoker award the year of its publication. The story follows Laura Clayborne, who must become as ruthless and hate-fuelled as her son’s captor to save her son.
Peter Jackson’s 1996 film The Frighteners is very much a typical ghost train at an amusement park. There are plenty of twists and turns, enough of which to disorientate you. Whilst not frightening (and not being expected to be frightened as you queue up), it may still be enthralling for any fan of the macabre. It’s fun for sure, but does it make sense?
Just as Edinburgh residents thought it was safe to go house-hunting, reports have emerged of ghostly visitations in one part of the city. The elegant Georgian New Town has long been admired for its sophisticated charm, but recent events have left some spooked.
In 1999, a judge dismissed a couple’s claims as hokum. Claims telling of ghosts, slime and a pig-faced boy allegedly reduced the building’s price by £50,000.
