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ANALOG ABATTOIR: “ALONE IN THE DARK,” New Line Cinema’s mean little Freddy-less nightmare
A murderer’s row of character actors play a literal murderer’s row of escaped madmen in this cruel little film directed…
by
Dr. Benny Graves
Movie Review: Humanity’s heart of darkness takes a bloody vacation to “FOG CITY”
Privilege and youth are no protection when the lights go out in Steve Wolsh’s study of psychological and physical extremes.
by
Shawn Macomber
Movie Review: For character-based chills, take the plunge into “NIGHT SWIM”
Viewers shouldn’t go into NIGHT SWIM expecting a heavy-duty shock show; it’s more interested in teasing the tension out of…
by
Michael Gingold
Exclusive Interview: Blumhouse’s Ryan Turek jumps into the dark waters of “NIGHT SWIM”
The executive producer explains how the key to the movie was making both the characters and the chills relatable.
by
Michael Gingold
CONCERT REVIEW: SKINNY PUPPY REACHES THE END OF THE ROAD
It’s the end of an era of dark music. Goth-industrial titans Skinny Puppy conclude their final tour.
by
Scott Feinblatt
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