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Jesse Custer, a frustrated pastor in a small Texas town, is inhabited by a mysterious creature that gives him incredible strength. Accompanied by his killer ex-girlfriend, Tulip, and an Irish vampire named Cassidy, the trio travels the streets exploring a mad, bloody world inhabited by characters from heaven and hell.
Based on the comic book series of the same name, Preacher is a supernatural, twisted and dark comedy drama. Funny and witty, he excels in courage and humor, as funny as anyone might wish. The scenery and the violent and turbulent black atmosphere add to the list of dedicated actors who will not let you into this cursed adventurous adventure. Simultaneously creative, original and exciting, Preacher is a supernatural gem that you should not miss.
An anthology series, each season of The Terror tells a new gruesome story. In 1845, a group of British Royal Navy embarked on a difficult voyage in search of the North Pass. Conditions are dangerous and resources are limited. On the other side of a frozen, isolated, and stuck world, the crew struggles to survive as some believe in a curse associated with a mysterious creature that seems to be extinguishing them one by one … Here is the beginning of the whole. The first season, soothing promises.
Photography, scenery, storytelling and acting: everything is there to fascinate and cool. And Season 2 is not out: it takes us back to World War II, when the ghost threatens the Japanese-American community gathered in post-war internment camps in Southern California. Peaceful. Different and yet just as exciting, the stakes are high and the fear is always there. A special horror series that should be consumed without moderation.
Adapted from William Peter Blatt’s novel The Exorcist and the sequel to the 1973 cult horror film The Exorcist, the series follows the adventures of fathers Thomas Ortega and Marcus Keane, who face a new evil threat each season. It all starts with the Rance family: the mother thinks that demonic power is raging in her house and especially has a daughter. He then calls Father Ortega, who has little experience in exorcism rituals, decides to consult the mysterious Father Lang.
The well-crafted and full of surprises Jeremy Slater series is a perfect sequel to the original movie. The staging and acting are excellent, especially Gina Davis. Fascinating and clearly terrifying, the Exorcist is a masterpiece of horror with breathless suspense and powerful twists that are absolutely discovered.
Widowed Madison is a mentor at Los Angeles High School who is raising two children alone: Alicia is a good student who discovers her first love emotions, Nick, the elder, meanwhile dropped out of college and combines problems. Both agree, however: they do not accept their mother’s new companion, Travis, a professor at the same high school, and the young teenager’s divorced father. Before a mixed family tries to live together, strange behaviors arise … the rest you know.
Annoyingly Libran – always rational, easily hurt emotionally, very passionate and maybe a little too intense. The point of view here is new and the pace is different, but the goal is the same: to survive. Fear The Walking Dead enjoys a terrorist climate and a dark and scary atmosphere, which contributes to its effectiveness. The actors are good, the tension at its height and the expectations strong: here the infection spreads and nothing can stop it.
You know the principle: one night, once a year, all crimes are allowed, including murder. Twelve hours of government-sanctioned nightmares to tackle crime: Welcome to The Purge! Adapted from the saga of the American film Nightmare, the series fits in with its parent franchise and does not disappoint hopes in terms of action, spin and turn. It really is a display of human madness when the laws no longer exist and it is still so horrible.
Somewhat different from the movies, the show delves into them: the episodic format allows us to talk a little more about the characters here, as well as discover what goes on behind the scenes. There are plenty of scenarios available. Boring and creepy, the series gets cold and catches you in anxiety: just ask for it!
The United Kingdom is in turmoil: the attack of the living dead shakes the country and the population is killed. Isolated, Big Brother reality show participants do not realize the situation … not yet. First protected, they soon overcame this deadly epidemic. Rhythmic and violent, the British horror mini-series, by the way, with the debut of Reese Witherspoon, came out in 2008 and quickly received a BAFTA nomination.
With a hilarious, very English humor, but above all, as thrilling and brilliant as you might wish, Dead Set still causes a reflection in our community that the show does not shy away from criticizing against the backdrop of brainless zombies. And as if that’s not enough, it also offers a dark and perfect finale. The series of bitten and realistic, insane horrors is full of adrenaline, except for the real killer: the word is clear!
They are an anthological horror series whose main theme is racism. It all started in 1953 when Alfred and Luke Emory, an African-American couple, decided to flee North Carolina and settle with their children in the all-white area of Los Angeles. As they quickly meet the icy greeting of new neighbors, they see their house becoming a scene of strange and disturbing events in which evil forces take part …
Visceral, oppressive, and disturbing, Little Marvin’s series is as powerful and intelligent as it is dangerous and disturbing. The staging is subtle, the script is shocking and the dialogues are sharp. Added to this are stunning photography and interpretations. And from the beginning the show does not go out of its way and haunts the audience with its social context, which is scary enough. A real sled and a series of blows, they will freeze the blood while marking you forever. A radical and tiring nightmare, horrible in all its glory: you come out of it traumatized.
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Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
