Kim Morrison

6 days ago | littleredhorror.wordpress.com | Kim Morrison

Content Warning: This article discusses suicide and sexual assault. Haunting the narrative doesn’t always involve ghosts, but it does involve someone who may not have a lot of screen time in the movie itself, but their actions or something that has happened to them is central to the plot and the motive of other characters.

3 weeks ago | littleredhorror.wordpress.com | Kim Morrison

Even though vampires are immortal, there are many things out there that can hurt and even kill them. Depending on the mythology a vampire’s creator has ascribed to, items including garlic, silver, a stake to the heart, crosses, holy water, and sacred ground can all injure a vampire. One thing that almost always proves deadly to vampires is the sun (unless you’re really powerful like Dracula or glittery like Edward Cullen) and fire.

2 months ago | littleredhorror.wordpress.com | Kim Morrison

Horror is forever inventing new and brutal ways to kill its characters, so when it comes to burning people to death, there are far more inventive murder weapons than just fire. Characters can be charred, boiled, burned, and scalded by things like boiling water, steam, extreme sunlight, or even microwaves to ensure movies have the most creative kill count possible. With so many amazing heat deaths to choose from, here are my top 10 hotter-than-hot deaths in horror.

Oct 18, 2024 | littleredhorror.wordpress.com | Kim Morrison

Halloween (1978) is one of my favourite horror movies. And considering the series started in 1978, it’s impressive that we’re still getting sequels as recently as 2022. We’ve had timeline rewrites, deaths reversed, and Laurie Strode brought back into the series as many times as Michael himself — anything to keep the legacy of one of our favourite horror slashers alive. There’s no denying the many sequels vary in quality to some degree.

Oct 4, 2024 | littleredhorror.wordpress.com | Kim Morrison

There’s no shortage of masks in horror movies, with some of our favourite serial killers such as Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, and Leatherface all regularly sporting masks to hide their identity, cover up their true appearance, or just look extra scary before they kill people. However, it’s not always killers that wear masks, and one type of mask that is worn by killer and non-killer alike is the ever-so-eerie animal mask.