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     • The film that The Ghoul resembles most is Universal’s The Mummy, released the previous year, and which also starred Karloff.
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     The Ghoul 1933 REVIEW: When Karloff met British Horror

2. editorial.rottentomatoes.com › article › the-10The 10 Scariest Horror Movies Ever | Rotten Tomatoes

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   Sep 30, 2022 · We asked, you voted. From demonic possessions and cursed TVs to haunted hotels and killer clowns, here are movies that scared RT users the most.

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   Which movie resembles the ghoul most?

   • The film that The Ghoul resembles most is Universal’s The Mummy, released the previous year, and which also starred Karloff. As in that film, Karloff portrays an Egyptologist who is buried with a pagan jewel, with dire warnings that he will return from the grave if it is disturbed.

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   Is 'the Ghoul' a horror movie?

   • Yet with “The Ghoul”, which he scripts as well as directing, he emerges as one of British cinema’s most interesting new voices. Despite the title, “The Ghoul” is not a horror movie — rather, it’s scary in the manner of David Lynch films, with the chills coming from a nightmarish repurposing of the mundane or suburban.

   Film Review: ‘The Ghoul’ - Variety

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   Is 'the Ghoul' a horror romp?

   • “The Ghoul” isn’t the midnight horror romp its title may suggest and as such might disappoint a crowd with an appetite for shock and gore — it needs to be positioned subtly by distributors and festival programmers who may wish to lean more heavily on the apt Lynch comparisons from early reactions.

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   Did Boris Karloff make the Ghoul 1933?

   • MARK FRYERS looks back on The Ghoul 1933 – Boris Karloff’s first British film… Having missed the boat by not going ahead with a mooted version of Frankenstein, British Gaumont were keen to capitalise on the success of Universal’s own version by importing its English star, Boris Karloff, to star in their own gothic concoction – The Ghoul 1933.

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4. collider.com › halloween-movies-ranked-worst-to-bestAll ‘Halloween’ Movies Ranked from Worst to Best - Collider

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   • 'Halloween' (1978) Something that’s been a bit lost in the age of the internet is the reality that, when we’re discussing pop culture, there are very few examples of objective truths.
   • 'Halloween H20: 20 Years Later' (1988) By now, Halloween has branched off into at least three separate timelines, creating a whole host of viewing orders where you can add or discard pretty much any sequel as you wish.
   • 'Halloween III: Season of the Witch' (1982) It’s entirely possible that Halloween III: Season of the Witch would’ve been better received if audiences were eased into the anthology concept; something slasher-adjacent or similarly atmospheric instead of, say, a sci-fi romp in which an insane Halloween mask magnate attempts to murder every child in the world using mystical pieces of Stonehenge.
   • 'Halloween IV: The Return of Michael Myers' (1988) Halloween IV: The Return of Michael Myers can really be summed up by the image of a 68-year old Donald Pleasence diving like an Olympic athlete away from a truck-driving Michael Myers at a gas station, which promptly explodes for seemingly no reason.

5. editorial.rottentomatoes.com › guide › all-marvelAll Marvel MCU Movies, Ranked by Tomatometer | Rotten Tomatoes

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   2 days ago · Black Panther (2018) 96% #1. Critics Consensus: Black Panther elevates superhero cinema to thrilling new heights while telling one of the MCU's most absorbing stories -- and introducing some...

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6. www.cbr.com › scariest-horror-movie-ghostsThe Most Terrifying Ghosts in Horror Films - CBR

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   • The Jackal (Thirteen Ghosts) The Jackal is not only the scariest character in Thirteen Ghosts but may also be the scariest in movie history. Referred to as the "Charles Manson of ghosts," The Jackal is the most feared.
   • Freddy Krueger (A Nightmare on Elm Street) Freddy Krueger is one of the most-known names in horror, and rightfully so. Known for his bladed fingers, striped sweater, and vulgar personality, he's the terrifying center of A Nightmare on Elm Street.
   • Bathsheba Sherman (The Conjuring) The antagonist of the first The Conjuring movie is an evil spirit wreaking havoc on the Perron family: Bathsheba. The ghoul latches onto the matriarch, Carolyn Perron, and possesses her.
   • The Bride in Black (Insidious: Chapter 2) While the Insidious movies feature many malevolent entities, The Bride in Black is one of the scarier once-human spirits, featured as the main antagonist in Insidious: Chapter 2.

7. www.spookyisles.com › the-ghoul-1933The Ghoul 1933 REVIEW: When Karloff met British Horror

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   Oct 3, 2018 · The film that The Ghoul resembles most is Universal’s The Mummy, released the previous year, and which also starred Karloff. As in that film, Karloff portrays an Egyptologist who is buried with a pagan jewel, with dire warnings that he will return from the grave if it is disturbed.

   • Author: Mark Fryers

8. variety.com › 2016 › filmFilm Review: ‘The Ghoul’ - Variety

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   Nov 1, 2016 · Film Review: ‘The Ghoul’ British writer-helmer Gareth Tunley makes an auspicious debut with this blend of Lynchian psychodrama with low-budget cop mystery. By Catherine Bray

9. www.gqindia.com › entertainment › contentGhoul and 12 more horror shows and movies to watch on Netflix ...

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   Sep 13, 2019 · Ghoul, Netflix. On a dark, rainy night, a dangerous terrorist arrives at high-security military detention centre. A brilliant young officer, who has proven her loyalty to a dystopian version of...