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Sacrifice (2021), written and directed by Andy Collier and Toor Mian, takes a subtle approach to slow-burn folk horror in...
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Powered by RedCircle DESCRIPTION: Bad news Earthlings: aliens exist and they’re here to smoke our drugs, eat our free cheese...
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You might think comedy is the genre for “weird families,” but I’d argue it’s horror. From The Texas Chainsaw Massacre dinner table to the Fireflys‘ freakshow, this genre is rife with crazy, cringey, commonly incestuous clans. Director Sidarth Srinivasan taps into that familiar trope for his 2020 Fantasia Fest entry,...
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To exist is a relatively mundane act. You go wake up, get dressed, go to work, walk the dog, go...
Time and time again, I have stated that movie monsters aren’t nearly as scary as the demons that live within...
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While we see a fair share of movies about the elusive and iconic Bigfoot, the Wendigo is far less depicted; this legendary entity of Native American origin is notorious for cannibalism and other ghoulish behaviors. There is a history of making Bigfoot more friendly and widely appealing, but the myth...
You don’t need a year-end list to tell you that Barbarian, or Scream, or Nope are movies worth checking out. Everybody...
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Conceived, created, and cobbled together all under Covid-19 lockdown measures in Britain, Ben Wheatley’s In The Earth was unleashed on the...
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Eviction parties are fun. You can invite as many people as you want to come trash the place one last time. What’s the worst that can happen? The landlord can’t evict you twice (though maybe you’ll have to pay for damages). A final going-away party is the jumping-off point for...
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Don’t you just hate it when you’ve booked a nice weekend getaway with the girls, and a smelly turtle alien...
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Hear me out: every musical genre has a vampire film to match it. Bela Lugosi’s OG Dracula pairs with something...
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The nature of human existence and one’s perception of reality can raise questions by challenging our own fundamental experience. In David Rosenthal’s remake of Jacob’s Ladder (2019), we find ourselves confronted with grotesque visions, dreams, and traumatic flashbacks, all of which attempt to distort our judgment of what’s real and what’s...
