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Parasite Starring: Kang-Ho Song, Sun-kyun Lee, Yeo-jeong Jo and Woo-sik Choi Director: Boon Joon Ho IMDb rate: 8,6 My rate: 9 It's been released for awhile by now, and originally I posted this review in Dutch for my work. However, to keep this site alive I thought it might be time to translate it and show you my thoughts on Parasite.  About Parasite:  The movie tells the story of two Korean families: the poor Kim-family and the rich Park-family. The Kim's live at the bottom of the hill in a small, dirty house that regularly floods with rain. The Park family, on the other hand, lives at the top of the hill in a gigantic luxury villa. By coincidence, teenage son Kim Ki-woo gets a chance to tutor the daughter of the Parks. The luxurious life of the Park is very attractive to the Kims and Kim Ki-woo thinks of a plan to help his father, mother and sister also find jobs at the Parks. By means of lies and manipulation, the Kims, like a parasite, manage to penetrate the life of the Par

Hello everybody! To make things easier I made a list with links to all my reviews. I will keep updating this list, so I've you're searching for a review about a specific movie or TV show, take a look! I also have a small link at the sidebar for easier access. Have fun and thanks for visiting A Horror Diary! Click the link below to expand this post :). Horror Movies: # 28 Days Later 28 Weeks Later 30 Days of Night 30 Days of Night: Dark Days 7eventy 5ive 100 Feet A The ABC's of Death The ABC's of Death 2 Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter After.Life Alien Aliens All The Boys Love Mandy Lane Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story American Mary The Amityville Horror Amusement Annabelle   Annabelle: Creation Antisocial Apollo 18 As Above, So Below   The Astronauts Wife The Awakening B   The Babadook Bag of Bones Barricade The Bay Below Blackout Black Sheep The Blair Witch Project Blood Lake: Attack of the Killer Lampreys Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 Boo Bride of Chucky C Ca

It Starring: Bill Skarsgard,  Jaeden Lieberher, Sophia Lillis, Finn Wolfhard Director: Andy Muschietti, IMDb rate:7,6 My rate: 8 Probably the most anticipated horror movie of 2017: It . I never did a review about the original movie so here are quickly my thoughts about it: I thought Tim Curry as Pennywise was absolutely amazing. He did an amazing job and he was quite scary as well. I liked how Pennywises looked very child-friendly which made it believable that little Georgie would follow him. However I did think the movie was way too long and the special effects were rather meh. The big spider at the ending? Please... I do realize the original It is from 1990 but even back then could have done much better. The book was, similar to the movie, quite long but in the book I didn't feel like it was that long at all. I thought there was a lot of tension in the book of It which I sadly missed in the movie. Now! Let's talk about the remake of It . When I first saw the trailer of this

Annabelle: Creation Starring: Lulu Wilson, Talitha Bateman, Miranda Otto, Anthony LaPaglia Director: David F. Sandberg IMDB rate: 6,6 My rate: 7 Long time no see! Will I have been gone from this blog, I certainly did not give up on watching horror movies. Does this mean I am back? I have no clue really, we'll see about that I guess :). This review will be about the prequel of Annabelle (which is the prequel of The Conjuring ), this being titled Annabelle: Creation . I did not like the first movie that much. It had a lot to offer but the execution of it was rather meh. The sequel actually was surprisingly good compared to it. Here's why.... I felt like Annabelle: Creation had a much more thought out plot compared to the first part. This actually is a prequel to the first movie where you find out about the origins of the evil doll. I however have to admit that the beginning is a bit questionable. Of course the couple where the kids are staying have a secret room no one may ente

Crimson Peak IMDB rate: 6,8 Genre: Ghost Starring: Mia Wasikowska, Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston, Charlie Hunnam My rate: 5 It's been a long time since I wrote a review. I was a bit burned out from writing I suppose, busy with school and just not interested in writing for a bit. I love horror movies, and I always will, but it's a fact that 90% of horror movies is garbage and I suppose writing about them would be just more or less the same like previous ones. It's not that I didn't watch any horror movies or something, I actually still have a lot of concepts waiting to be written. It's more that I just didn't feel like writing about them I suppose. Recently I watched the movie Crimson Peak, a movie I was very interested in and happens to be made by the director of an excellent movie: Pan's Labyrinth. Now I must admit that I don't like everything Guillermo del Toro has made. For example, I wasn't much of a fan of Hellboy and Pacific Rim. I also did

Unfriended Alternative name: Cybernatural IMDB rate: 5.8 Genre: Ghost, Found-footage Starring: Heather Sossaman, Shelley Hennig, Moses Storm It's been awhile since I last posted here. Still having difficulties trying to combine school, homework, watch TV shows while traveling in the train, World of Warcraft and writing reviews. Good thing is that I sometimes have to watch movies or play games for school but that's kinda different from the usual stuff I post about. Maybe someday I'll start writing about it here as well, we'll see. So onto the 2015 horror movie Unfriended! I honestly didn't expect much from Unfriended and well.. it was good I didn't expect much because it was kinda rubbish really. Unfriended is a lot like the movie The Den  where the movie is completely recorded with phone and computer cameras. In The Den it's filmed as if it's a documentary of screen-recordings. In Unfriended it's like we're just seeing the same thing that the mai