In Antarctica, a monstrous creature that takes on animal and human forms endangers the lives of a group of scientists.
Trap
“Let’s keep this between us. Do you know the butcher? That crazy lunatic going around slicing people up? The feds found out that he’ll be here today, and they’ve set up a trap for him. The concert itself is a trap. They’re watching all the exits, keeping an eye on everyone leaving. There’s no way out.”
The Substance
Have you ever dreamed of a better version of yourself? More beautiful, younger, more perfect. Lost beauty and youth can be regained through a trigger, a chemical substance. Youth and old age, the double that will bring consequences.
Us
Adelaide returns with her husband and children to her childhood home for summer vacation. Four masked strangers knock on the door.
Ghostland
A mother and her two daughters inherit a house full of unsettling dolls. Upon arriving at the location, they endure a brutal attack.
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
A lawyer defends Father Moore, accused of Emily Rose’s death following a failed exorcism.
Insidious
The eldest son of the Lambert couple falls into an unexplained coma. Shortly after, supernatural events begin to manifest in the house.
Gothika
The brilliant Dr. Miranda Grey finds herself in one of the cells of the hospital where she works, accused of murdering her husband.
The Most Terrifying Dolls of All Time
When it comes to horror, killer dolls hold a special place in our nightmares. These seemingly harmless toys have a long cinematic history, transforming into icons of terror. From dolls possessed by evil spirits to those controlled by twisted minds, here’s the definitive list of the 10 most terrifying dolls in horror film history.
Child’s Play and the Icon Chucky
“Child’s Play” and the Icon Chucky, released in 1988 and directed by Tom Holland, is a film that has profoundly impacted collective imagination and the horror genre. At the center of the story is Chucky, a doll that has become one of the most recognizable icons of horror cinema, alongside figures like Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and Michael Myers. “Child’s Play” not only spawned one of the longest-running and beloved horror franchises but also redefined the concept of the cursed doll, introducing a character that has terrified generations of viewers.