Adrian Halen

5 days ago | horrornews.net | Adrian Halen

Ruins of any civilisation have always come with whispers of legends and those that came before, and few movies bring this to life more viscerally than The Pyramid (2014). Directed by Grégory Levasseur, this horror classic reminds us that some ancient kingdoms were buried and should remain that way, as it follows a claustrophobic descent into a cursed tomb.

1 week ago | horrornews.net | Adrian Halen

Some players seem like they’re built for greatness from day one. They put on a jersey, and the game just bends around them — records fall, crowds roar, and the highlights play on a loop. But here’s the strange part: some of those stars, the ones who seem destined to win it all… never do. It doesn’t make sense at first. But sports aren’t fairytales. And the truth is, talent doesn’t always cash out as championships.

2 weeks ago | horrornews.net | Adrian Halen

Once upon a time, a princess just wanted to marry her prince and live happily ever after. But things didn’t go quite as planned. In 2025, Cinderella’s glass slippers are splattered with blood, the Big Bad Wolf runs a cult, and Bambi has an axe to grind. Literally. Fairy tales have officially gone rogue. What used to be bedtime stories now feel more like fever dreams with a body count. Hollywood’s latest craze: dipping childhood classics into acid and pulling out nightmare fuel.

2 weeks ago | horrornews.net | Adrian Halen

Home | Articles special | Beyond the Screen: 2025’s Most Terrifying Horror Films Based on Real Events Articles special, Exclusive Articles The most disturbing stories aren’t always fiction — some come straight from real life.

2 weeks ago | horrornews.net | Adrian Halen

Upload Once, Create Forever: The Magic Behind AI Video Campaigns. Imagine this: you’ve got a single video, perhaps a product demo or a brand narrative. In the past, making all that into several different clips, each with your brand’s colors, logos, fonts, and ideal cuts, would take hours or days in edit bay. But what if you could post your footage just once, then sit back while an AI system trims, styles, and readies it for distribution to every platform—simply by simply clicking a few times?