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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...
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83.75%
Reading through the descriptions of the films being screened at this year’s edition of the Fantasia Festival, I found that...
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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...
83.75%
In Jesse Thomas Cook’s goofy action-thriller Cult Hero, disgraced “cult buster” and deprogrammer Dale Domazar (Ry Barrett) is called up out of...
On June 21st 1972, Alfred Hitchcock’s sleaziest film was released into the world. Frenzy captured the vibe of London in...
Welcome back to the Nostalgia Pit, your monthly trip down memory lane where we celebrate monsters, masked killers, and creative kills! Last month, we visited Juan Piquer Simón’s Grindhouse and B-Grade masterpiece Pieces. A staple in the cult film community. Today, however, we’re revisiting a film that will make you...
DESCRIPTION Join your horror hosts Jon & Kim as they kick off a new double-feature of deadly games on this...
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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....
56.25%
Keith Thomas is not yet the household name for horror directors that I’m sure he will one day be but with only two films under his belt, he’s already given us one of the scariest indie films of the decade and now, an updated adaptation of a classic Stephen King...
68.75%
There is no shortage of horror films that center around cults. The word “cult” alone sparks immediate intrigue, and it...
83.75%
Festival darling Gustavo Hernandez (The Silent House) is back with his latest thrill ride Virus :32. Paula Silva stars as...
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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...
