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A group of high school students awaken a curse originating from a deadly Aztec whistle, which results in their future deaths visciously hunting them down one by one.
J-horror cinema is famed for its haunting renditions of grief, anger and suffering, all whilst scaring the wits out of audiences at the hands of its terrifying visuals and brutal endings. Dead Northern has narrowed down this epic subgenre and created a one-stop, top ten guide to J-horror's best films.
Anticipation is building for Johannes Roberts’ Primate (2026) as the new American horror-thriller about a genetically altered chimp who escapes from a research facility.
Dead Northern reviews 'In Search of Darkness: 1995-1999', the highly anticipated documentary that covers everything from late-1990s horror, from raunchy slashers through to extraterrestrial high school teachers and found footage of lost filmmakers...
The Australian filmed, set and produced 'Shed' rips its story straight from a hellish playbook of worst nightmares and distressing realities, as we witness a collision of horror and unnerving trepidation.
We are dropped back in time to 1935 in Juniper Asylum, the footage washed in black and white while Pennywise’s red balloon, and the eyes of the clown god himself are the only things in colour.