Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Parker Finn returns to the world of Smile to expand on the lore and the ideas established in the first film, as a good sequel should. What makes Smile 2 stand out as a sequel is that it isn’t just a rehashing of […]
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email House of Sayuri was a surprise hit from the Imagine Fantastic Film Festival. Well… for me, and I am so glad I didn’t read anything about it because I was doubly surprised. Kôji Shiraishi (think Noroi: The Curse) directs this horror comedy about
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Rita was the first film from the Imagine Fantastic Film Festival program that excited me. I have patiently awaited Jayro Bustamente’s latest film and set the bar high after watching La llorona (2019). Unquestionably, I knew Rita would be incredibly moving and beautiful to watch. Inspired by the 2017 Guatemala orphanage fire, Bustamente brings us
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Laura’s boyfriend broke up with her while she was battling cancer. Her mom is absent, and her best friend treats her like a burden. So, she has found herself living alone in her childhood home watching her life fall apart while she recuperates.
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email The last film of my Brooklyn Horror Fest tour was Bone Lake. I caught this film after returning home because I missed seeing it on the big screen. I went in mostly blind, only knowing it was an erotic thriller (unfortunately, my least
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I was so excited when I first discovered A Mother’s Embrace on the program for the Imagine Fantastic Film Festival. I wasn’t sure what to expect with only a little information available. Fortunately, this Brazilian film, directed by Argentinian director Cristian Ponce, is another to add to my Best of 2024 list. A Mother’s Embrace
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email I caught the Saturday late-night movie at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, Custom (2024), and was pleasantly surprised by the concept. The last act lost me, but the first two acts make Custom worth checking out at least once. We follow a couple
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email The first stop on the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival tour was House of Ashes (2024). I went in blind and thought it was about a house that burned down, and boy was I wrong! We follow Izzy Lee and Steve Johanson’s story of
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A Long Island punk band discovers a mysterious director on social media who reaches out to offer his services to create their first music video at no cost. The group, eager for fame, heads deep into the woods of Pennsylvania for the video shoot. Sound too good to be true? That’s because it is. And
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Just like my music taste, I enjoy a wide range of horror. I appreciate the creativity in bringing an idea to life on screen, matching dialogue with a perfect setting, environment, and character presence. After reading a brief description of The Veil and without watching the trailer below, I hit play and settled in for
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