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The term ‘Tortured Artist’ has been around since before Pablo Picasso reduced his self-portraits to only triangles and Van Gogh’s...
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Nowadays, clowns are as synonymous with horror as vampires and zombies. These once-comical entertainers have influenced a new culture of...
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The Old Ways follows Mexican American reporter Christina — and her journey to her homeland, Veracruz. However, she is abducted by an old Bruja and her son, who claim she has a demon within her, and only they can purge her of it. This is not much of a spoiler...
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Hollywood’s ‘freshest’ requel, Evil Dead Rise, is hitting the big screen, and it’s quite the ride. Moving away from the...
In the crowded “final girl against the inevitable” horror space, it’s rare to find genre films that cut through the...
Powered by RedCircle DESCRIPTION Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon as they close out their Murder on The Marquee double-feature with classic Italian splatterfest Demons (1985). Set almost entirely in one movie theatre, Demons is a gorefest of squished heads, torn flesh, and technicolor pus. It’s the perfect Friday...
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Godless: The Eastfield Exorcism is not your average exorcism movie. Directed by Nick Kozakis, from a screenplay by Alexander Angliss-Wilson, this...
DESCRIPTION: On this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street your horror hosts Jon & Kim are joined by writer/director...
Join your horror hosts Kim and Jon as they sit down to discuss possessed teens, Haitian exorcisms, and (of course) projectile demon vomit in The Exorcist: Believer. Hear our first reactions and (brutally) honest opinions about Horror’s latest legacy sequel in this candid and casual review. And don’t worry, we...
[Exclusive Interview] Scream Queen LINNEA QUIGLEY Talks Horror, Music and that Infamous Workout Tape
The advent of the VHS tape created a whole new world for movie fans in the late 70’s and early...
The ominous darkness, twisting trees, and dilapidated cabins of a forested wilderness have long been staples of horror. In fact,...
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The horror genre has always been used as a way to contextualize real-life problems. The more aware people become of the injustices around them, the more they channel their frustrations through their art. Body Cam is a glaring example of this. The movie is a direct response to ongoing discourse...
