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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Many of us have been curious to see what Together is about. We know it’s a horror movie starring real-life couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco with a very vague summary. So, most of us showed up not knowing what subgenre it would be. Or even an expectation of what type of shenanigans we were
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Corina is a young aspiring writer living in Guadalajara with the whole world before her. Removing the word “whole” reveals the true Corina staring back at you in her tiny, comfortable world. You see, she is, in fact, a very talented writer, yet she also has agoraphobia. Her entire world is enveloped into a few
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The subgenre of “Good For Her” horror is a trope at this point. Whether it’s Amy Dunne slitting throats or Pearl screaming that she’s a star, we’ve meme’d the moments of women in film having (deserved) breakdowns to the point of parody. However, the current crop of revenge films that are popping up feel much
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I have been watching comfort movie after comfort movie all year. I am aware it’s only February, but it feels like it’s been a year! After rewatching my favorite slashers, I quickly moved on to another theme. Let’s dig deep in ourselves, join me for a round of feel-good horror, and channel that rage into
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Note: This column contains a frank discussion on suicide ideation. Vampires often represent the repression of forbidden desire in film and literature. The dark allure of them has been present since Bram Stoker first released Dracula. In every adaption since, bloodsucking feels inherently
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Some of our favorite faces in horror have banded together to give us our new favorite podcast, Today In Gay. A show dedicated to sharing the good (and bad) news impacting the queer community. This daily show manages to drag transphobes and highlight
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I had the opportunity to see Nosferatu (2024) early, and it did not disappoint! I skipped the trailers as usual but could not stay completely in a bubble and I kept hearing great things about the movie. However, I kept my expectations grounded.
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Patrick Brice and Mark Duplass have moved one of our favorite serial killers from film to TV in their new show, The Creep Tapes. They heard us asking what was on those other tapes at the end of the first movie. They have
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email What do the films Blacula (1972) and Get Out (2017) have in common? You might say they are both Black-led horror films. Or that they both were directed by Black men. You would be right in both statements, after all. However, both of
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