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Special Actors, Shinichiro Ueda’s follow-up to the break-away hit One Cut of The Dead, is a feel-good comedy involving cults, ghosts,...
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Plague doctors are due for a resurgence. And no, I’m not saying that because we’re six months into the pandemic...
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In Aaron B. Koontz’s The Pale Door, a gang of outlaws bite off more than they can chew after a simple train robbery turns sour. Seeking shelter and medical attention for their injured leader, the gang find themselves in a mysterious brothel run by a coven of witches. It’s a modern...
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The subject of an instructional video cassette becomes aware of his own existence in Quinn Armstrong’s debut feature Survival Skills....
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There is a helluva lot of art out there that wants to interrogate society’s relationship with violence. It’s as if...
The lights are down, the snacks are open, and there’s a distinctly earthy aroma filling the theater, which can mean only one thing: it’s time for Screaming in Harmony, where we take a look at sing-along slaughterfests! To keep with August’s Hotter Than Hell theme, tonight’s feature is the 2006 horror-comedy-rock-opera-stoner-road-trip film, Tenacious D...
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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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Justin McConnell’s Clapboard Jungle documents five years in the life of an indie filmmaker. The documentary is not only a must-see...
Welcome to Awfully Good, where we celebrate trash cinema! In keeping with August’s Hot As Hell theme, tonight’s feature presentation is Drive Angry. It’s a road trip movie where Nicolas Cage escapes Hell and hunts down a satanic cult, but we’ll get to that in a second. First off, some...
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Two men go into space but three come back in Egor Abramenko’s atmospheric sci-fi horror Sputnik. It’s an alien invasion...
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Social media can really bring out the worst in all of us. In Ivo Van Aart’s comedic thriller The Columinst...
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Can you whodunnit when the dunnit is a recurring nightmare and the who is maybe not a who at all? The answer is yes because Germany’s Sleep (Schlaf) does just that. Sleep is a Nancy Drew-esque rabbit hole mystery hops from nightmare to nightmare like frogs on a lilypad infested pond....
