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Cinepocalypse ’18 Review: “AWAIT FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS” demands you watch it
Single-location stories are always attractive to filmmakers working on the independent side, and British director Johnny Kevorkian found a corking…
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive Interview: Buddy Giovinazzo on the “COMBAT SHOCK” Blu-ray restoration
Last week, Severin Films made the surprise announcement that it was releasing Buddy Giovinazzo’s notorious COMBAT SHOCK in a remastered…
by
Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “TO HELL AND BACK: THE KANE HODDER STORY” is a killer documentary
Hodder’s willingness to open up about painful subjects elevates TO HELL AND BACK above your typical horror-celebrity profile to something…
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “VIDAR THE VAMPIRE” bites into sacred cows
VIDAR THE VAMPIRE isn’t for every taste, and if some of its transgressions are more clever than others, it ultimately…
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Michael Gingold
Movie Reviews: “Jurassic Games” and “Jurassic Dead” Should Be Marked For Extinction
These micro-budget schlockers are all roar, no bite.
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Rocco T. Thompson
MOVIE REVIEW: “APOTHEOSIS” DELVES DEEP INTO THE SHADOWS IN MATT HARTLEY’S THOUGHT-PROVOKING DIRECTORIAL DEBUT
Just released on VUDU, Amazon Prime and iTunes, this suspenseful indie thriller tells the story of two broken individuals who…
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Carling Kirby
MOVIE REVIEW: YOU NEVER FORGET YOUR FIRST TIME IN “NIGHT OF THE VIRGIN”
For those who enjoy their foreign fare subversive and unapologetically repugnant, Roberto San Sebastien’s directorial debut will surely have you…
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Bryan Yentz
Horror Handmades: 13 Questions With “The Toymaker”
We explore found object artist Jeremy Spicer's cracked and carnivalesque world of infected plushies!
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Rocco T. Thompson
Movie Review: Believe the hype—“HEREDITARY” is hypnotic and horrifying
In his first feature, Ari Aster demonstrates a remarkable grasp of both craft and character, and how to meld them…
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM” raises up the dino-franchise
JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM opens with a vivid, good ’n’ scary sequence making it clear that this series entry has…
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive “UPGRADE” Interview, Pt. 2: Leigh Whannell and Logan Marshall-Green on unique action and the “DIRTY DANCING” fight scene
Leigh Whannell’s hardcore sci-fi thriller UPGRADE opened over the weekend to solid box-office returns; today we present the second part…
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Michael Gingold
“MONOCHROME” IS A TRUE THRILLER
MONOCHROME is not a horror film though it should be of interest to any horror fan.
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kleurvision
CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE OF IMMERSIVE THEATER: AN INTERVIEW WITH DARREN LYNN BOUSMAN
To many, Darren Lynn Bousman is seen as the director of cult horror films such as REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA,…
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kleurvision
“THE NURSERY” IS ANYTHING BUT NURTURING
THE NURSERY might not win a lot of awards, but it should certainly win one for effort.
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kleurvision
Exclusive “UPGRADE” Interview, Pt. 1: Leigh Whannell and Logan Marshall-Green on practical effects and who almost directed
Out today from OTL Releasing and BH Tilt, UPGRADE is Leigh Whannell’s exhilarating and imaginative near-futuristic sci-fi shocker. RUE MORGUE…
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Michael Gingold
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