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Indie horror frightmaker Brandon Christensen is back again with a supernatural shocker that boasts some of the year’s most brutal...
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Life on the farm aint easy, but it’s a hell of a lot harder when you’ve got flying saucers in...
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Have you ever wondered what would happen if you mixed the charm of a small-town diner with the suspense of a true crime docu-drama? Well, wonder no more because Alan Scott Neal’s feature film debut, Last Straw, serves up a disturbingly tense thriller that feels like it’s been ripped straight...
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Ah, 1985. A time of big hair, even bigger shoulder pads, and the rise of the VCR. It was only...
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When Evil Lurks, written and directed by Demián Rugna (Terrified, Satanic Hispanics), is a no-holds-barred demon-slaying nightmare of blood and...
Izzy Lee has been a standout name in the indie horror scene, and with 24 award-winning short films to her name, it’s easy to see why. Now, she’s taking a bold step with her debut feature film House of Ashes, blending personal trials with eerie mysteries. And if the rapid...
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The synopsis for Strange Darling really says it all. Written and directed by JT Mollner the mysterious thriller is “one...
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Quinn Monahan’s Spooktactular!, in many ways, is the origin story of the modern American Halloween Haunt. Through interviews, news reports,...
Cities, with their bright lights and endless skylines, may seem like the last place you’d expect to encounter the supernatural or the sinister. The hustle and bustle, the coffee shops at every corner, the never-ending traffic jams – it’s all a part of the metropolitan charm, right? Yet, behind that...
We’ve all felt the magnetic pull of a good murder mystery. The dimly lit corridors, the shady characters, the perplexing...
Space: the final frontier. But instead of seeking out new life and new civilizations, the protagonists in these films are...
Ah, body horror. That exquisite subgenre that makes us squirm in our seats, cringe in delicious terror, and occasionally lose our lunch. These films are not for the faint of heart or the weak of stomach. They probe, twist, and mutilate the human form in ways that are both horrifying...
