When a New York couple finds a listing for a cheap sublet in the East Village, they quickly sign the lease. Their real estate broker gives them a tour of their new home, including the eat-in kitchen and the rooms of oddities, all while filling them in on the apartment’s haunted history. That’s not a […]
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Aliens (1986) is one of my all-time favorite movies, and I have watched it more than any other film. I was a child in the 1980s, and my mother let us watch and rent whatever we liked, and yes, that sometimes included rated-R flicks. My siblings and I loved it. We would get together and
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I am a big fan of Spanish language cinema, and when I came across The Wait (La espera), I couldn’t wait to watch it. A desperate man takes a job on a rich man’s estate, hoping his family will have a more comfortable life. This decision sends him on a downward spiral into his own
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You read that right. We’re having a zombie wedding! Based on the interactive play, a young New Jersey couple (Deepti Menon and Donald Chang) decides to plan the wedding of their dreams, and there’s more than family drama standing in their way. There’s a zombie outbreak, but no one is worried about that. It’s business
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Coincidentally, I happened to be working on a piece about brownface when this list popped up in my feed: A Mountain of Hispanic Heritage. Letterboxd shared 10 films that feature Hispanic stories for Hispanic Heritage Month. Letterboxd, is this the best you could do? I am not denying that there are some great stories on which
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Summer isn’t quite over yet here in Texas, but it is time to head back to school. Teachers and professors are preparing their syllabi and readying their classrooms to welcome new students. Children and adults are stocking up on supplies and packing their lunches and settling into new routines. It can be very exciting, or
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Shudder just released the first episode of the documentary series Horror’s Greatest, “Tropes and Clichés” and you are going to want to hit play pronto. Director Kurt Sayenga (The 101 Scariest Movie Moments of All Time) brings us another fascinating series on a
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Hell Hole had its world premiere at the 2024 Fantasia International Film Festival. It’s the latest horror film from the Adams family and exactly right for the monster-loving, classic horror fan. From the gnarly, tentacled beast to the glorious gore, Hell Hole is
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Thanks to the upcoming premiere of Speak No Evil, the internet has been consumed in debate. Allow me to be dramatic for a moment. In horror social communities, we recycled our great debate: Remakes vs Originals. Why did they remake this? Just read
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I am always excited for new holiday horror and Carnage for Christmas was exactly what my shriveled Grinch heart was missing. This was the gift I needed as my first watch from the 2024 Fantasia International Film Festival. Alice Maio Mackay comes in
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