15 Horror Movies You Need to Watch in 2021
Two words: Jordan. Peele. May 18, 2021
I ll admit, a lot of what s happened in the past year felt like scenes from a horror movie. And you would think we ve all had enough doom and gloom IRL.. But, somehow despite everything that s gone wrong in the world curling up under a blanket and watching a good scary movie still feels right.
In fact, there have been studies about how seeing our worst fears unfold onscreen helps us better cope with them when they come to actual life. So if you re trying to brace yourself for the worst that the universe might throw at you, or maybe if you re just trying your best to survive 2021 like the rest of us, having a horror movie marathon isn t the worst idea. Thankfully, there s a great roster of frightening films coming out this year to help you do that.
Spoiler alert!
The following article reveals the ending of Spiral: From the Book of Saw. Stop reading if you have not seen the movie, now in theaters.
So the British actor, 35, was thrilled to step into the part of wholesome rookie Officer William Schenk, partner to Chris Rock s veteran Detective Zeke Banks, in the horror film Spiral: From the Book of Saw (now in theaters).
Finally, Minghella had a chance to put those naturally innocent looks to straightforward use, as young father Schenk earnestly helps Banks hunt down a serial killer who is setting diabolical Saw traps for his police victims.
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Spiral is a Mostly Toothless Saw of a Reboot
Chris Rock headlines a new entry in the long-running Saw franchise. Is that good news or bad news? You must choose!
Lionsgate
There’s something seemingly inspired in the idea of
Chris Rock a performer known mostly for comedies approaching Lionsgate with a pitch for a new entry in the long-running
Saw franchise. Funny people are no stranger to the horror genre, but where most enter the fray with original properties Rock’s interests come with seventeen years of baggage. While far less focused on John Jigsaw this time around,
Spiral is still a