Mike Flanagan takes a step into the world of fantasy with his latest Stephen King adaptation, The Life of Chuck. Unlike anything he has done before, the film takes us backward through Chuck Krantz’s (Tom Hiddleston/Jacob Tremblay/Benjamin Pajak) life in the form of three acts, beginning with Act Three. With a stacked cast from Chiwetel […]
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One of my favorite things about the Overlook Film Festival is the selection of international titles presented by Mubi. Last year’s offerings included instant Korean horror favorites like Sleep and Exhuma. So, I was eager to see what nightmare fuel the fest would be serving us this year. Overlook didn’t disappoint as they introduced us
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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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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 am no stranger to shark movies. From Jaws to Sharknado, I have seen many sharp-toothed and finned antagonists. Usually, shark movies follow a killer shark that is somehow more vicious than its peers. Jaws (a classic!) is a great model of this. There are examples of humans altering the animal’s brain and causing chaos (like
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May felt exceptionally long, and I am struggling to keep up with the new horror this year. What an exciting predicament. Sinners is sailing well above the competition I have running in my Letterboxd account. It is visually stunning, complemented by immersive music and sound design, all woven together in a captivating story. Heart Eyes
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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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Welcome back, Horror Fans! The second half of the hellish year known as 2025 is upon us. This means it’s time to look at what’s still on the horror fare docket for the rest of the year. Luckily, the horror options are vast. Although honestly, there are several that I can gladly wait until their
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2025 is shaping up to be an interesting year for horror. From gaining new fans to sparking controversy over what qualifies as horror, there’s been no shortage of conversation surrounding the genre this year. Slashers, horror-comedies, and stories centered on grief and mental health have dominated the first half of the year. However, as we
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