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UFO horror is an acquired taste. Found footage horror is an acquired taste. Luckily, Skyman–both a UFO film and a...
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The Invisible Man is an iconic image. (Yes, that’s kind of an ironic statement, but it’s true.) One that hasn’t...
Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching – and if you don’t have anything for your sweetie (or want-to-be-sweetie), Nightmare on Film Street has got you covered! Go out, grab some flowers, a spooky Blu-ray, print out one of these bad boys, and you’ll unlock the key to any creep’s heart —...
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Everybody loves a monster movie. Also, Kristen Stewart. I’m not sure why we love her (although I have the sneaking...
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Dracula is king among monsters. We’ve worshipped him in the pages of Bram Stoker’s classic novel, and we’ve groveled at...
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Billy’s back on the big screen with the third iteration of Black Christmas slashing into theatres this weekend. Promising a fresh take on Bob Clarke’s 1974 Black Christmas (which was first rebooted in 2006 with the ultra-gory, slightly absurd Black Xmas) 2019 takes the power out of the deranged killer...
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Horror Anthologies are hard to nail. Though always entertaining and delightful, few can hold enough steam to carry an audience...
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Few films dare to brave a simple premise. With Hollywood building CGI skyscrapers of Superheroes and Transformers, one has to...
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There is something every horror fan understands – the world needs to laugh at terrible things. Not a horror film at all, but a darkly whimsical satire, Jojo Rabbit forces the world to laugh at very real, very terrible things. With its corners softened and warning sweetened with comedy, writer/director...
“It’s almost spooky season!” is something I would say to someone who hasn’t yet started their spooky season. (Hey, for...
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Is there anything more iconic in horror than the haunted house? An isolating setting, shadowy nooks, crannies, and the invasion...
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Films today never truly dip their toes in piety. It is often used in horror as a cheap-shot quick-grab “good vs evil” theme, running barely as thick as a bowl of a 69-cent can of soup. Saint Maud, the debut feature film from Rose Glass, instead dances a terrifying and...
