Carrie (Rainey Qualley) has been obsessed with the local urban legend of the Pig People of Pig Hill since childhood. She’s writing a book to uncover the truth behind the stories when another local woman goes missing. The tenth one so far. There may be rumors and old stories about people kidnapping local women to […]
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Winter is all but arrived, and some of y’all are enjoying the snowfall. You can wear your cozy sweaters and pull out your big blankets to sip your hot cocoa by a warm fire. Hell, I have no idea what winter feels like because I live so close to Mexico. Our trees don’t even change
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Thanks to Imagine Fantastic Film Festival 2025, I was able to revisit the classic Re-Animator for its 40th anniversary. Available now in 4k UHD, it’s as fresh as the corpses Herbert West needs for his ghoulish experiments. Director Stuart Gordon based his screenplay on Lovecraft’s novella Herbert West, Re-Animator, a Frankenstein parody. Herbert West (Jeffrey
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Up next from Imagine Fantastic Film Festival 2025 is the horror comedy Hold the Fort, written and directed by William Bagley. A couple moves into their dream home, but it has an HOA. Nightmares for most, this couple moves in and quickly learn that they should have spent some time reading over their contract. With
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The Imagine Fantastic Film Festival 2025 is underway, and first up for me is Roqia, the debut feature film of Algerian director Yanis Koussim. Pairing the exorcism subgenre with Algeria’s generational trauma, Roqia piqued my interest from the get-go. I am a sucker for exorcisms, and featuring them with the cultures and religions of different countries
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Recently, I have been rewatching my favorite comfort horror movies—a sign of the times. I think I went through Elvira’s entire catalogue, and I watched quite a bit of Spanish-language horror. My favorites, though, are slashers all day. Good times, except that I found myself growing increasingly annoyed. Is this all we’ve got in terms
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Hooray, the kids are off to school, and parents can get back to a bit of peace and quiet. Take that secret lunch or shopping trip without those raggedy kids. If they’re smart like mine, they are tracking you, but guess what? No more cell phone usage in class. More importantly, it’s the teachers’ time
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I am disappointed in myself for missing the premiere of a Paco Plaza film on Shudder. I love the REC franchise, Veronica, and Sister Death. La abuela/ The Grandmother (2021) isn’t a new film, but it’s a fantastic addition to our favorite streaming platform. I also love Spanish-language cinema. A young model working in Paris
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025 wound down over the weekend, and I have a recommendation to add to our Festival Frights page. Touch Me’s movie poster mesmerized me like a fly to a bug zapper. My face ached from the faces I was making while watching it. Days later, I still feel lingering, unsettling vibes from
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025 has me in its grip, and I have watched a handful of movies that I can’t shake off. Burning wasn’t the first film I caught, but it was at the top of my watchlist, and I almost want to forget it. As a quick caveat, Burning is a Kyrgyzstan film, and
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