Paul Lê is a journalist who writes for BLOODY DISGUSTING, LLC, specializing in horror movies. With a focus on cult favorites, hidden gems, and revisiting classic horror films, Paul provides in-depth reviews and analysis for horror enthusiasts.
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By: Paul Lê
The 1970s saw an explosion of TV-movies, and a number of these small-screen features were based on novels.
By: Paul Lê
Before USA Network became series-focused, the cable channel delivered a steady stream of weekly original movies.
By: Paul Lê
More often than not, psychological torment and werewolf horror go hand in hand. Becoming one of these howling, hirsute monsters of the night is no easy experience, physically or emotionally speaking.
By: Paul Lê
The phrase “Killer Kangaroo” rolls off the tongue quite well, so it's nice to finally put it to use.
By: Paul Lê
The Town That Dreaded Sundown (2014) is unlike other slasher remakes, on account of its experimental approach.
By: Paul Lê
Just in time for Halloween, 10 classic children's anthology books are brought to light after they faded into the darkness over the years.
By: Paul Lê
By the time Toby Wilkins ' 2008 film Splinter first arrived on the scene — a limited theatrical premiere on Halloween — zombies were everywhere.
By: Paul Lê
A sense of déjà vu is inevitable when watching Hanna MacPherson 's Time Cut . Just like Totally Killer , a movie that came out only a year ago, this
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