Horror movies wouldn’t be horror movies without a good villain that you love to hate! While we can all acknowledge...
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A soundtrack can make or break a movie. There are some iconic films out there with equally iconic soundtracks, and...
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The origins of evil are exposed (sort of) in Orphan: First Kill, from The Boy director William Brent Bell. While Jaume Collet-Serra’s 2009 shocker Orphan is not required viewing, this new addition to the Esther cinematic universe is very upfront about what made that first installment so surprising, so maybe best to give...
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The Third Saturday In October and The Third Saturday in October Part V is a double feature that provides an intriguing...
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Serial killer movies are rarely fun. Case and point:Â Karim Ouelhaj’s Megalomaniac. Although not fully based on a true story, this...
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Japanese/South Korean co-production Missing weaves a tangled web of death and deception that ensnares a father and daughter in the twisted mind of a ruthless serial killer. It’s an ever-evolving story that goes from bad to worse before folding back in on itself to reveal hidden truths and ring dry every...
If you are looking for black-gloved killers, unique musical scores, beautiful women, and a hell of a lot of blood-...
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Analog-obsessed modern horror maestro Scott Derrickson is back from his brief jaunt in the Marvel universe with The Black Phone....
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Eskil Vogt’s The Innocents (De uskyldige) follows a group of children that discover they have been gifted with supernatural powers. Kids can be creepy enough in horror movies but the unpredictable savagery of your average kinder killer is no match for the telekinetic kids in this gripping Icelandic chiller. Written...
Celebrating its 10th year, the Panic Film Festival kicks off on April 28th at the historic Screenland Armour Theatre in...
Happy Zombie Jesus Day, horror fans! It’s Easter, which means the movie theatres will be super empty if you’re looking...
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Midnight is the gateway film for Kdrama fans who hate gore but crave horror. As the feature film debut of writer/director Oh-Seung Kwon, Midnight is a psychological thriller set in Seoul, South Korea starring Wi Ha-joon (Squid Game) as an unrelenting serial killer and ​​Jin Ki-joo (Homemade Love Story) as...
