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“The Wave” Takes You To Nicecore Nirvana
Gille Klabin's Fantastic Fest selection stars Justin Long as a hapless lawyer on a very strange trip.
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Rocco T. Thompson
Exclusive Interview: Richard Stanley on “COLOR OUT OF SPACE” and adapting—and refuting—H.P. Lovecraft
How he brought the author’s tale to the screen—and what he felt the need to change.
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Michael Gingold
Book Review: Junji Ito’s “No Longer Human” is a Stunning Semi-autobiographical Chronicle
NO LONGER HUMAN is a visceral career highlight from the twisted imagination of Junji Ito.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Glitchy’s Oddities Museum Feels like a Carnival Sideshow, But with a Prairie Spin
Located in Saskatoon, GLITCHY'S BELIEVE IT OR DON'T offers a unique blend of historical facts, pseudoscience, whimsy and the flat…
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Rue Morgue Manor
Movie Review: “BALLET BLANC” is a Tonal Misstep
BALLET BLANC, the sixth feature from directorial star-on-the-rise Anne-Sophie Dutoit, is a release which unfortunately falls short.
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