The story of a children’s pop-up book that unleashes a terrifying creature into the home of a troubled mother and son, Australian horror movie The Babadook hit cinemas recently.
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October is here and Shocktober with it, meaning that it's time for us to look at some spooky movies.
The A.V. Club
There’s an old saying that one is an example, two is a coincidence, and three is a trend. That’s especially true when it comes to horror, where either because of synchronicity or cold commercial calculation, trends bubble up seemingly overnight, and then dominate the genre for years. One slasher film is an anomaly. Two? Well, sometimes minds—great or otherwise—think alike. But if there’s three? Brace for the glut.
I hope it comes soon. I don't think it has started yet. We've only got a few good horror films. Nothing really different from past years.
The Babadook is freaking terrifying. It's that scream though... "DOOOOOOOOOKKKKKKKK!!!!!! !!!"
Still not seen this myself, but can't wait to. Sounds like exactly the kind of disturbing psychological horror we need more of.