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Review: Mark “The Postcard Killings” Return To Sender
This dead-on-arrival Scandinavian style crime thriller reeks of development hell.
by
Rocco T. Thompson
Exclusive: “YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT’s” David Koepp on age differences, impossible architecture and Kevin Bacon’s mustache dilemma
Plus his upcoming BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN!
by
Michael Gingold
MOVIE REVIEW: “SHIRLEY” IS EXPERTLY CRAFTED BUT NOT EVIL ENOUGH
More engaging than riveting, Josephine Decker's adaptation of Susan Scarf Merrell's thriller isn't as taut or creepy as it could…
by
Andrea Subissati
Shaun Kama Interview: The King of Halloween Tattoos Hosts a “Cemetery Picnic” with a new colouring book
Tattoo artist Shaun Kama (a.k.a.“The King of Halloween Tattoos”) has released a new colouring book, Cemetery Picnic, allowing fans to…
by
Andrea Subissati
Exclusive Interview: Filmmaker Harold Hölscher on the South African chiller “THE SOUL COLLECTOR,” Part Two
The creator of the folk-horror film talks his cast, African production and more.
by
Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “Tax Shelter Terrors” Delves Into The History of Canuxploitation
Xavier Mendik sifts through the fog of history to give frank interviews with some of the major contributors to these…
by
Rue Morgue Manor
Exclusive Interview: the ONETTI BROTHERS TALK about their new giallo film “ABRAKADABRA”
The Onetti Brothers discuss classic giallo, magicians and their newest opus ABRAKADABRA.
by
Mariam RM
Exclusive Interview: Filmmaker Harold Hölscher on the South African chiller “THE SOUL COLLECTOR,” Part One
His folk-horror film explores new territory for the genre.
by
Michael Gingold
Movie Review: It could have been a stranger “DREAMLAND”
It feels more like a crazy quilt of offbeat inspirations than a singular vision, though it does have its intermittent…
by
Michael Gingold
Sinister Seven: Shane Embury of Napalm Death and Dark Sky Burial
The hard-working hard rocker on his music, movies and more.
by
Michael Gingold
Review: “JUDY & PUNCH” is a pertinent period piece
Writer/director Mirrah Foulkes packs a punch in her debut full-length feature JUDY & PUNCH, out now on VOD.
by
Andrea Subissati
Movie Review: “BECKY” has girl power but lacks overall punch
The film seems content to be trashy fun (which it does deliver) rather than engaging the opportunities to be something…
by
Michael Gingold
Filmmaking during quarantine: Federico Zampaglione on the “BIANCA” shorts
The Italian director made homaging classic giallo films a family affair.
by
Michael Gingold
The anxieties of “INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS” (1978) are still timely
The parallels that can be drawn to our new coronavirus-infused reality are plain and startling.
by
Michael Gingold
Exclusive Interview: Greg Nicotero talks “CREEPSHOW’s” first season–and looks forward to the second
The veteran of THE WALKING DEAD and legendary effects artist shares his thoughts on the Shudder series.
by
Michael Gingold
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