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[Exclusive Interview] Radha Mitchell Talks Her Prolific Career and Motherhood Horror in DREAMKATCHER
From Silent Hill to The Crazies, Radha Mitchell is no stranger to the horror genre. She’s played a range of badass women who kick, scream, and tear their way through monsters to some semblance of a happy ending. Now, she’s returning to horror in the new film Dreamkatcher, the feature film debut for...
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Chelsea Stardust has had a pretty killer year. She’s had not one, but two feature-length projects come to fruition. With...
Barbara Crampton is a name synonymous with some of the biggest cult-hit films like Re-Animator, From Beyond, Chopping Mall, Beyond The Gates, Castle Freak, You’re Next, and We Are Still Here. As of late, the fan favorite actress has experienced a stunning career rebirth as her call back to horror continues...
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Grant Sputore’s I Am Mother was release to Netflix June 7th, proving that being a mother is the hardest and...
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With James Wan being recruited to big superhero Blockbusters, horror fans have been left to quench their thirst for terrifying...
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There is a multitude of meaning to the lyrics “Mama, just killed a man” when Freddie Mercury coos them through speaker. They can be melodically allegorical or a matter-of-fact confessional. Metaphorical or not, we can’t help but wonder: Will his mother forgive him for whatever it is that he has...
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French director Claire Denis is a genre chameleon. Each of her films could not be more different from the last...
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Put aside first impressions, challenge your classism, and allow a stranger’s journey in an unfamiliar world wash over you. Feral...
There’s been a lot of discussion in the horror community of late on ‘what defines horror‘. Where we once were outcasts, shadowed by more glamorous genres, our creepy little genre is now ‘in vogue’. Horror audiences are a passionate bunch, and perhaps in an effort to protect our once niche macabre...
