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The 2021 Sundance premiere is a bleak character study of a woman reeling from mental illness brought on by loss…by Grace Detwiler
The "chills" don't come until nearly an hour into Dionne Copland's frostbitten debut feature.by Kevin Hoover
Combining solid bits of humor, genuine heart, terrifying imagery, honest representation, and all too relatable issues, with their film HYPOCHONDRIAC,…by Rue Morgue Manor
A well-intentioned but unfortunately underdeveloped combination of Korean supernatural folklore and universal familial tensions.by Michael Gingold
More than one kind of past injustice echoes down to the present day in this dramatic new horror feature.by Michael Gingold
Despite its missteps, Kaufman's swan song is the ultimate Troma picture and the perfect coda to his 50-plus years of…by William J. Wright
With its nebulous monster and all-female cast, Gia Elliot’s collaboration with star Emma Fitzpatrick is an original take on the…by Jenn Adams
Bold in its simplicity and idiosyncratic with its execution, Pete Ohs' film is a spooky campfire tale come to life.by Rue Morgue Manor
An earnest testament to the power of passionate filmmaking, Joseph and Vanessa Winter's debut feature delivers an absurdly funny and…by Rue Morgue Manor
West surehandedly cranks up the suspense before paying it off in genuinely shivery and gruesomely bloody ways.by Michael Gingold
The sorcerer behind the film's terrifying on-screen magic is none other than special effects master Trey Lindsay. Recently, we were…by William J. Wright
Now retired in New Hampshire, where he runs a film society that screens international films regularly, Backus granted Rue Morgue…by Rue Morgue Manor
At the center of FROM's terrifying mystery is an intriguing and diverse cast of characters; each of the small-town residents…by William J. Wright
The movie addresses highly relevant themes through the prism of a tried-and-true sci-fi/horror premise.by Michael Gingold
We sit down with the director, producer, editor, co-writer, and co-composer to discuss the nitty gritty of microbudget filmmaking.by Ryan Coleman