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Irish Filmmaker Aislinn Clarke returns with another dose of eerie Irish Horror in her sophomore feature Frewaka, a story about family,...
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Come get your mind blown out the back of your skull in Flying Lotus’ newest feature, Ash! Recently celebrating its World Premiere...
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There’s nothing better than seeing a Midnight Movie get wildly polarizing reviews after its premiere screening. There’s also nothing worse than having to wait for that movie to play at another festival you’re attending 😒 but it’s always great when a movie is worth the wait! Addison Heimann’s Touch celebrated its world premiere...
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It is so hard to find Horror movies that want to be fun these days. Everything is so serious and...
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It’s not often that we cover comedies here at Nightmare on Film Street, but when we do they are comedies...
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Where would modern Horror be without characters tearing open their chests to wallow in the cosmically unending cycle of grief? Death is the cornerstone of the genre but where classics of the genre were concerned with the fear of dying, contemporary cinema has largely fixed its gaze on the therapeutic...
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Ben Leonberg’s debut feature Good Boy zeros in on the most anxiety enducing character of every supernatural horror movie….the family dog. Celebrating...
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Kevin & Matthew McManus return with another signature sci-fi story, exploring the existential ramifications of humanity coming up against something...
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Sometimes it can feel like a portal to hell has just opened up before you, sucking everything good in life down a deep dark hole of despair. A pretty common feeling these days, if you’re unlucky enough to have eyes or ears. In Woody Bess’ dark comedy Portal To Hell, a depressed...
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Cults, Kooks, and Conspiracy! You get it all in Elijah Sullivan’s rabbit hole documentary The Hole Story, which recently celebrated its...
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Celebrating 21 years of independent, breakout cinema and its first year in its new LA home, Slamdance 2025 kicks off...
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James Ashcroft’s debut Coming Home in The Dark (2021) is one of our bleakest contemporary thrillers and his sophomore feature The Rule of Jenny Pen (2025) is equally as dark. When it isn’t lingering in the frailty of the elderly or the sad reality of those same people being abandoned by their loved ones, it’s...
