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Deirdre Crimmins
Movie Review: The scars of war run deep in “BROOKLYN 45”
Personal pain and the aftermath of war collide on the terrestrial and metaphysical planes, in Ted Geoghegan's terrifying new séance…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Interview: Writer/Director Franklin Ritch Discusses The Premiere Of His Film “THE ARTIFICE GIRL”
Though we sat down to talk to writer, director, and actor Franklin Ritch just last summer after the world premiere…
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Deirdre Crimmins
INTERVIEW: Director Christopher Smith and Star Jena Malone Discuss The Religious Horror of “CONSECRATION”
Director Christopher Smith and actress Jena Malone discuss their film CONSECRATION, the threat of the feminine, and what scares them.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantasia ’22 Review: The Frozen World of “POLARIS” Never Quite Warms the Heart
"POLARIS" sets out to create its own mythology with mixed results.
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Deirdre Crimmins
BUFF ’22 Movie Review: Witchy “YOU WON’T BE ALONE” Learns to Love Love
YOU WON’T BE ALONE may have witches and an impressive body count, but its horror roots stop there.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Movie Review: “A BANQUET” Feasts on Family Trauma
Ambiguity and family trauma seep throughout the tense fabric of Ruth Paxton’s THE BANQUET.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Chicago International Film Festival 2021 Gets Dark with Raul Benitez
The new "After Dark" programmer for the 57th edition of the festival (which runs October 13th-24th) knows just how to…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Fantasia ‘21 Movie Review: “Martyrs Lane” Plays Games With Death
The Shudder Original blends ghost stories, personal missions, and dark family history.
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Deirdre Crimmins
The Creative Minds Behind “THE DJINN” On Being Careful What You Wish For
David Charbonier and Justin Powell talk about the origins of their single location shoot and working with their talented young…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Henrik Georgsson On Cults, Sweden, and Journalistic Truth
The documentarian tells us all about his HBO true crime series, "Pray, Obey, Kill."
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Deirdre Crimmins
Director Roseanne Liang talks Airborne Fears and Freud in “SHADOW IN THE CLOUD”
The kiwi filmmaker recently took the time to chat with us all the way from New Zealand about inheriting the…
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Deirdre Crimmins
Movie Review: “Bloodthirsty” Will Sate Your Hunger for Lycanthropes
Amelia Moses' film is an overwhelmingly poetic and disturbing story about an artist’s struggle with identity amidst creation.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Panic Fest ‘21: “THE OLD WAYS” Exorcises Personal and Literal Demons
Marcos Gabriel's Brujeria-influenced shocker is an all-around good and scary effort.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Panic Fest ‘21: “THE DJINN” Shows the Dark Side of Desire
David Charbonier and Justin Powell craft a sharp, tight, careful-what-you-wish-for movie, largely without dialogue!
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Deirdre Crimmins
Movie Review: “Sound of Violence” Misses A Few Notes
Playful gore can't hide the film's glaring inconsistencies in character and tone.
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Deirdre Crimmins
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