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Movie Review: Blessed With Beauty, “Curse of the Mayans” is Damned By Lack of Terror
Joaquin Rodriguez's beautifully shot CURSE OF THE MAYANS offers claustrophobic feels, but falls short on scares.
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Rue Morgue Manor
MOVIE REVIEW: TRUTH AND TRAGEDY COLLIDE IN “CRUEL SUMMER”
Given that the daily news is rife with these sorts of occurrences, it begs the question whether CRUEL SUMMER is…
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Bryan Yentz
MOVIE REVIEW: “TALES FROM THE CAMPFIRE” WORTH GATHERING AROUND
Check out our review of Tim Bell's new anthology horror flick, all the way from New Brunswick!
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kleurvision
MOVIE REVIEW: HELL HAS NEVER BEEN MORE MONOTONOUS THAN IN “GEHENNA: WHERE DEATH LIVES”
I’d sooner take an expedition to the real land of cremation than watch this again.
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Bryan Yentz
Exclusive interview/photos: “THE DARK’s” Nadia Alexander on playing a burned boy for “BOARDING SCHOOL”
Actress Nadia Alexander, whose horror-drama THE DARK is currently making its way across the festival scene, also co-stars in the…
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Michael Gingold
HORROR HANDMADES: 13 QUESTIONS WITH PATRICK MASSOBRIO
We get to know the artist and his "VHS Memories" series!
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Rocco T. Thompson
AQUATIC AND WEIRD: “SOFT MATTER” IS A WHALE OF TIME
We review Jim Hickcox's creature-feature debut!
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Rocco T. Thompson
Exclusive Interview: Michael Gross talks “TREMORS: A COLD DAY IN HELL” and a possible “TREMORS 7”
Nearly three decades after the release of the first TREMORS, Michael Gross’ Burt Gummer is still battling the human-eating Graboids…
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Michael Gingold
In Appreciation of Sandor Stern’s “PIN”: A Canadian Classic
It’s been 20 years since the release of the Canadian horror flick PIN, and like many horror films of the…
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Rue Morgue Manor
Movie Review: “DOWNRANGE” has some shocks but loses its aim
This is one vicious piece of work, as Kitamura thrusts our faces into the gore and lingers on the characters’…
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Michael Gingold
Chris Corner of IAMX comes “Alive in New Light”
We talk to IAMX’s Chris Corner about his latest album ALIVE IN NEW LIGHT, what scares him, and if he…
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kleurvision
Tribeca ’18 Review: “THE DARK” presents a dead girl with a difference
THE DARK brings true heart to the horror genre, while providing just enough of the blood and guts to keep…
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Michael Gingold
“WINDY CITY HORRORAMA” SERVES UP CAN DO SPIRIT AND HANDMADE FRIGHTS
We get to know the minds behind Chicago's newest genre fest, kicking off this weekend!
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Rocco T. Thompson
“SCARY STORIES” IS A BLOODY GOOD MESS
We review Cody Meirick's doc about the books that launched a thousand nightmares!
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Rocco T. Thompson
Tribeca ’18 Review: Netflix’s “CARGO” is gripping survival drama with (and without) zombies
These filmmakers prove most impressively that you don’t have to spill a lot of guts when you can bring heart…
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Michael Gingold
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