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 After Dark Horrorfest was a game-changer back when it premiered in 2006. Not only was this film festival devoted to the horror genre, it was accessible.
The road to turning Husk into a longer feature was not without its bumps. While Brett Simmons ‘ 2005 short film was met with favorable responses at
By: Paul Lê
As traditional slashers clung on for dear life in the early 1990s, police procedural films took off.
December 2024's Deep Cuts Rising includes horror hidden gems like Madhouse, A Christmas Tale, and Salvage.
By: Paul Lê
The latest cinematic offering of demon possession horror, Devils Stay , is in good company these days; this new South Korean film joins the recent
While I appreciate all kinds of horror, I do have a special fondness for movies about telephones. Particularly from a pre-cellphone era.
By: Paul Lê
Imagine if John Waters directed a New French Extremity film, and you would have a pretty good idea of what to expect with Sheitan (Arabic for
By: Paul Lê
While most folks regard Christmas as a time for merriment and peace, the minds behind Inside No. 9 were more inclined to explore the dark side of the holidays.
By: Paul Lê
For more Christmas Horror, stuff your stockings with these '80s slashers, The Dorm That Dripped Blood and Trapped Alive.
By: Paul Lê
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