10 Horror Movies From The 1990s That Were Ahead Of Their Time

Horror films frequently present their storylines in unique perspectives or reinvent monster mythologies to tackle real-world societal problems. For example, the horror comedy movie, “Jennifer’s Body,” uses a vengeful teenage girl who embodies supernatural horror alongside cheesy 2000s postfeminism, creating a modern feminist masterpiece. However, this film didn’t receive the appreciation it deserved initially but has since been reevaluated and reclaimed, earning recognition. It’s quite common for horror films to break new ground, and there are numerous examples from the 1990s that showcase this trend.

Indiana Jones Could Have Taken Over Disneyland’s Adventureland!

2010 marked the debut of the initial Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort. Subsequently, another such world was introduced at a different Universal park, and additional realms emerged from Disney World, namely Pandora: Avatar’s World and Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. These theme park territories don’t just present similar rides, but rather an encompassing experience that pervades every second you spend within them.

Dark Winds: Chee & Bernadette Finally Clear Their Biggest Roadblock!

In “Dark Winds” season 3, Bernadette’s connection with Chee has grown increasingly complex. Despite Chee’s lingering feelings, Bernadette started seeing a colleague, Ivan Muños (played by Alex Meraz). However, things took a turn when Bernadette found out that Ivan was the antagonist in “Dark Winds”. Unfortunately for her, the events of season 3, episode 7 have left her in Budge de Baca’s (Raoul Max Trujillo) hands. Yet, with the latest episode, there seems to be a chance for Bernadette and Chee to rekindle their relationship in “Dark Winds” season 4.