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Nordic horror has many faces.
In Sweden, the monsters often feel intimate – quiet predators like Eli from Let the Right One In lurking in apartment corridors and frozen suburbs. Finnish horror, meanwhile, leans deeper into folklore and mythology, bringing ancient spirits and winter legends into the modern world.
Norway sits somewhere between those two traditions.
Here are five of the most unforgettable antagonistic forces to crawl out of Swedish-produced horror.
Norwegian cinema has a new monster in town. Kraken crawled out of the fjord and straight to the top of the box office after its opening weekend, pulling in 31,480 viewers.
Time for the Halloween-post! Again, there’s tons of Halloween-themed clubs and parties around town, but as always, I try to look for the more surprising or even quirky ones. First and foremost, I hope you find your style and flavor from these, whether you are looking for a more atmospheric or a dancing Halloween – or maybe a Night of the Vampire?
From the snowy magical Lapland to quirky rural backdrops, Finnish horror movie villains embody fears both ancient and modern. But who’s the most terrifying? Here’s my countdown of top 3!
If you’re looking for ghost stories, historic crime and haunted locations in Helsinki, the Helsinki Horror Walk by Happy Guide Helsinki might be the city’s darkest tour.
This is the tale of Kutoja-Yrjö, the notorious serial thief who defied the authorities and captured the imagination of many.
The wait is over. The highly anticipated Backwood Madness Releases a Teaser Trailer.
We’re now approaching the darkest time of year here in Finland, and as I’ve always
Fancy a little hillbilly horror mystery to your weekend? Of course you do. After a
