Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Damian McCarthy made his feature film debut with Caveat and won over more than a few horror fans. So, all eyes were on his sophomore effort, Oddity, at this year’s The Overlook Film Fest. Whether you enjoyed his first movie, or not, his […]
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email As horror heads, we’re all familiar with Larry Fessenden’s work. He has endless credits as an actor, most recent favorites being Brooklyn 45 and Jakob’s Wife. He also does his fair share of writing and directing horror movies like Wendigo and Depraved. Fessenden
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I recently read some complaints that there were too many, new horror movies. That couldn’t be any of you because you’re reading this and you’re a person of exquisite taste. And who needs that negative energy? We are here for all the new
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email It’s time for Shudder’s Halfway to Halloween month-long horror-thon lineup. There is usually a good mix of titles for the genre fans. They added in some fresh gems and BAGHEAD is one of the latest and most anticipated films, by moi. It’s been
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Republican politicians love attempting to take everyone’s rights away while claiming they are the victims of a “Witch Hunt” when they are met with pushback. The phrase has been co-opted so often that it is beginning to lose its meaning. This is sad
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is in theaters today, March 29th and if you’re a fan of the franchise, you’ll be seated. This is one that I wish I had seen on an IMAX screen because every moment was almost too big
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I was excited to see an Icelandic horror film because many of my favorites are from places I have never been to. So, I was lowkey rooting for Natatorium when I saw it would be at SXSW. Especially after discovering the title would also be Helena Stefansdottir’s feature film debut. I can honestly say she
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Family follows a small tight-knit family unit during the summer of 2002. A homeschooled 11-year-old gets the idea that she can summon a good spirit to heal her dying father. However, something else comes through instead, bringing chaos and confusion as it causes a rift between her and her parents. The genre is flooded with
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Did I stand in an incredibly long line and cram myself into the packed Paramount to catch the latest Nicolas Cage movie? Yes, of course, I did. I wouldn’t say that I am a big fan, but he’s definitely a bit of a comfort actor for me. I know that if I hit play on
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Dev Patel’s directorial debut, Monkey Man had its world premiere at SXSW. I waited 2.5 hours in line for my seat and it was worth every second! I was gobsmacked. Jordan Peele graced the stage to give Patel the most heartwarming and inspiring introduction. Patel was just as electric on stage as he was on
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