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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Weapons has one of the most unique premises in recent horror. At 2:17 a.m., seventeen children from the same third-grade class mysteriously vanish. All except one. Sending a suburban town into panic and paranoia at the expense of the teacher, Ms. Justine Gandy, whose students have disappeared. The community is desperate for answers. Cregger’s Fans
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If you were a kid in the late 90s and early 2000s, the opening scene of 28 Years Later will spark some memories for you. I’m sure I’m not the only one who debated with their friends which Teletubby was the best one in the group (it was Tinky Winky). Danny Boyle and Alex Garland
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Jamie Kirsten Howard recently sat down with filmmaker Jamie Alvey to discuss her movies that upset all the right people. They chat about her career and America’s refusal to grieve, among so many other things. Read the full interview and keep an eye on Jamie Alvey’s website to see what’s next for her. Jamie Kirsten
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I don’t see the point in lying to you all after everything I have overshared in these articles. Many of my most anticipated horror movies have already come out and blown me away. Or disappointed me and left me with new trust issues. Don’t get me wrong! I’m still a little hopeful that Return to
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I filled my Friday night with vampires and juke joints by checking out Sinners. It did not disappoint! I managed to avoid all the trailers for the film. I knew Ryan Coogler directed it, Michael B. Jordan was starring in it, and there were vampires involved somehow. That’s all I had to go on, and
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National Library Week was April 6th-12th, and supporting your local library is more important now than ever. Libraries have far more than books. Many libraries provide activities for children, career help for adults, and resources for financial hardship. There are computers and internet access. They even have games and movies that you can check out.
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Easter isn’t the first thing I think of during these fine spring months; I am an atheist. However, I am also Mexican, and we have a lot of traditions. And every year, the fish menus, the pop-up stands filled with baskets and cascarones, rabbit piñatas, and flowers and crosses, spring up all over. The schools
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After crossing the Atlantic ocean with his wife and two sons, Abraham Van Helsing has finally settled down… or has he? Let me point this out; has anyone ever considered fact-checking Van Helsing? Did anyone ask him for true vampiric evidence? Maybe not. Natasha Kermani (Lucky, V/H/S/85) helms the feature film adaptation of Abraham’s Boys;
Salem Horror Festival is ringing in its eighth year with a creepy assortment of titles. The festival runs from April 30 to May 4, with tickets on sale now. Passes can be purchased through the festival site, and you are encouraged to buy them ASAP. In addition to a ton of unique programming and a
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