The “Saw” franchise has been popular for many years. Even when we think the end is in sight, we have to second-guess ourselves. Today I will be reviewing the movie that may end it all or begin something new.
October is known as the month of all things spooky. It’s a time to celebrate witches, ghosts, vampires and much more, but among these creatures lies one that’s more misunderstood than most: black cats.
Halloween. The time of year where everyone is just a bit more aware of the paranormal. Ghouls, ghasts and gremlins are not a peculiar sight in October. In fact, many adorn the lawn or decorate your houses. But what happens when they take hold inside your body? This week, I will be reviewing two movies about these uninvited guests.
Whether they’re a seasoned master of Magic: The Gathering or just like to pick up a game of Uno with some friends, everyone can agree on tried-and-true Halloween fun. Welcoming the community to come in costume and enjoy candy, board games and good company, IU South Bend’s Gamers’ Guild held their annual Halloween party on Nov. 2 from 6-9 p.m. in SAC 225.
Vampires, werewolves and witches are classic figures associated with horror and Halloween. They have been a part of fiction for many generations and continue to stay relevant despite their age. With the technological advances of the last century, these old haunts have made their way onto the big screen.
Halloween only comes once a year, and the best way to get into a spooky mood is to watch horror movies. We all know and love our classic slasher films, but it’s time to face a new threat: the paranormal. There are three films that I will be giving an overview of and a personal rating out of ten. Each is vastly different from the other, so hopefully one of these will give you goosebumps.
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