Luca Guadagnino’s Bones and All opens with a Black father who locks the outside of his daughter, Maren’s, bedroom door. His sole purpose being to protect her from herself. She escapes on a windy night to the house of a friend she made at school, only to end up almost biting off her finger. A […]
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Admittedly, I had never heard of Rosemary’s Baby until I was in my late teens. I’ve been a horror fan my whole life, watching it since I was too young to be allowed to. I’m sure you’ve heard this story before, but it really is true when it comes to my sister and me. Our
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If the Halloween season seems to be slipping away, let it linger a little longer by indulging in a trip with me and your TV down nostalgia lane. Here are my top picks for the best Halloween episodes of some of our favorite shows: 1. Living Single – “Trick or Trust” (S2 Ep8) The gang’s
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And the Lord said unto Moses, They shall offer their offering, each prince on his day, for the dedicating of the altar. – Numbers 7:11 Dedication can be an ugly thing. You give yourself – over and over and over – to a process that you have little to no guarantee will tangibly reward you.
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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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On August 8th of this year, the secretive horror film Weapons unleashed more than a memorable movie experience on its unsuspecting audience. Gays and horror fans alike were introduced to the enigmatic figure of Aunt Gladys, played to perfection by Amy Madison, and overnight, the gays adopted Gladys as one of our own. While we
Impactful works of art can provide a portal between worlds – so, too, can how we process them. Who we are before and after these works are different people, pushed into a new reality by our experience and a willingness to dissect our reactions. I was fortunate to attend the New York premiere of Bryn
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The summer season is slowly sizzling down, and Fall will soon begin to peek its head out. We’re getting closer to the season of witches, goblins, and all kinds of spooky creatures of Halloween. With the “Season of the Dead” starting soon, the iconic movies that have added to the chills and frights of the
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Recently I lamented that being an actor right now feels particularly up my own ass. A handful of well-meaning folks reminded me that during times of global struggle, art is needed, keeps us hopeful, and other such uplifting things. Those are great reminders. But right now, the conversations I’m having with other creators are more
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Happy Pride, Bitches!!! It’s that time of year when the entire queer community shows our collective asses and celebrate our right to exist in this world. In between the continued fights to protect our rights, I’ve compiled a list of movies to watch in the traditional fashion of the double feature for Pride month. Yes,
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