Horror and comedy don’t seem like two genres that go well together. One is about putting a smile on your face and the other is about making you scream in fear. However, many films have proven that the two... Continue reading
Slasher films have many rules in order to survive: don’t investigate, don’t stop to help strangers, always have a full tank of gas, and don’t, ever look back. Everyone knows the rules to the stories of slasher films and... Continue reading
Since the mid-twentieth century, monsters have amazed and terrified audiences. Monsters are a staple of the horror genre. From werewolves to vampires, horror monsters have terrorized the horror genre since the twentieth century. Monster Fest compiles the best independent... Continue reading
Ghosts, demons, and poltergeists would make anyone paranoid. Throw in some murderous intentions and unfinished business with the physical world and things can get very dangerous very fast. Our “Paranoia, My New BFF” playlist provides the eeriest supernatural horror... Continue reading
A lot of horror is rooted in mystery. The more questions we have, the more dangerous the situation could be. There are many times in horror where mystery leads to fear and fear leads to absolute mayhem. Our “Mystery... Continue reading
Horror films tend to focus on the fear that comes from ghosts, demons, and serial killers. However, fear can manifest itself in a variety of ways in many different situations. Reveel’s “Our Darkest Fears” playlist is filled with twenty... Continue reading
At Reveel, we love to encourage independent filmmakers, and one of the ways we do this is by supporting local film scenes. This weekend, we’re highlighting films on our platform that were produced in the state of Massachusetts. We’ve... Continue reading
Experiencing an apocalyptic event is not something that we ever want to do but it makes for great entertainment. There is something about the chaotic nature of the end of the world that is enthralling and compelling to ponder.... Continue reading
Horror is one of the best genres for short-form storytelling. Some argue that horror works better in a short film than it does in feature films. Many well-known feature films (Lights Out, Mama, Oculus, and Saw) all began as... Continue reading
