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Too much of the film is content to ride on humor-of-recognition and crudity rather than cleverness.

The spare immediacy gives you the feeling of venturing into strange and frightening environments right alongside its protagonists.

There's a particular emphasis on world premieres and exciting new horror talent this year.

The Bram Stoker Award-Winning author of "AUDREY'S DOOR" opens up about her timely new novel of online obsession and curated…

Øvredal brings real flair to several individual scenes here, even if the storyline could have stood to take the road…