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Horror Movie Survival Kit

Man Crates is a new company that ships awesome gifts for men in custom wooden crates that he has to open with a crowbar! At Man Crates, it is their mission to end the difficulties that have long been associated with buying gifts for men. And what does Man Crates have to do with horror? Well, while they have a wide assortment of crates, they also have horror themed ones like their "Zombie Survival Crate." Someone at Man Crates asked me to create my own Horror Movie Survival Kit as part of their Halloween celebration so here we go! Us horror fans know that is usually takes a lot to survive a horror film. A lot of it comes from the person's will to live, and a little luck. Obviously those things don't come in a crate, so lets start by thinking about the kind of horror movies we could end up in. We have zombies, vampires, werewolves, ghosts, aliens, end of the world scenarios, and even sharknados! Even with a crate I'm not sure we could be totally prep

THE OFFERING REVIEW

A family struggling with loss finds themselves at the mercy of an ancient demon trying to destroy them from the inside. Starring: Paul Kaye, Nick Blood, and Allan Corduner Directed by: Oliver Park Written by: Hank Hoffman, and Jonathan Yunger When it comes to horror you don’t want to be “The Offering.” Yes, a demon is involved in this story born of Jewish folklore, and it is expecting to get what it demands. Art (Nick Blood) and his wife Claire (Emm Wiseman) are visiting Art’s father Saul (Allan Corduner). It might seem like a normal visit on the surface, but Art has something in mind on this trip. Before he can get his plan into action, he reunites with Saul, and helps out at Saul’s funeral home. Unfortunately, a body has just arrived for them to prepare, and it comes with a demon attached. Attached for a short time become it soon becomes free to terrorize Art and his family. It especially has an interest in Claire, who is also pregnant. It’s easy to get lost in some of the f

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