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Exclusive Interview: Writer/director Ivan Kavanagh on the rural, personal terrors of “SON”
Hailing from Ireland, he found deep-seated chills on the back roads of America.
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Michael Gingold
Najarra Townsend On Killing It In “The Stylist”
The prolific actress tells us all about prepping for her breakout role as a lady maniac.
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Rocco T. Thompson
Director Natasha Kermani On Balancing Humor and Horror in “LUCKY”
We pick the filmmaker's brain on she and Brea Grant's satirical feminist slasher riff.
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Deirdre Crimmins
“DEMENTER” Writer/Director Chad Crawford Kinkle Talks Inspiration, Frustration, And Disability Representation
The new film from the mind behind "Jug Face" is available now on VOD.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Movie Review: Ain’t no sunshine in the compelling and scary “SON”
The movie keeps us tense, guessing and most of all concerned for Laura on her odyssey through a very bloody…
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: Nothing to see in “CURSE OF THE BLIND DEAD”
It feels like a trite postapocalyptic/religious thriller that had the Blind Dead dropped in to differentiate it.
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: Sit shiver with “THE VIGIL”
With its compelling lead and a full embrace of its subject, THE VIGIL succeeds as both a scary movie and…
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Michael Gingold
Reine Swart Reflects On Women in Horror Month
The "Triggered" actress tells us what this month means to her, and how horror is received in her native South…
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Rue Morgue Manor
Movie Review: Not Enough Horror Or Comedy In Horror-Comedy, “Happy Times”
Michael Mayer's Jewish dinner-party-gone-to-hell makes for a disappointing Purim treat.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Joshua Reale On The Dirty, Unconventional Route To “Necropath”
Rue Morgue speaks with the haunted house creator-turned-director about his feature film debut.
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Kevin Hoover
Devanny Pinn On Discovering Horror & Forging Connections With Fellow Female Artists
The hardworking actress and Women In Horror Month advocate tells us what got her started in – and keeps her…
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Rue Morgue Manor
Richard Crawford Discusses New Virtual Horror Experience, “Redemption Room”
The immersive theatre master's ambitious online horror project goes live on February 27th!
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Rocco T. Thompson
Triple Threat Lou Simon On Her Career and Women In Horror Month
The "HazMat" writer/producer/director explains the differences between the indie scene and studio system for female filmmakers.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Exclusive Interview: cEvin Key on modern horror, collaboration, and why his fifth solo album is connected to his first
On the eve of the release of his latest album "Resonance," we spoke with the Skinny Puppy co-founder about its…
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Rue Morgue Manor
Trista Robinson On Women in Horror Month & More
The "Echoes of Fear" actress and co-host of the "Without Your Head" podcast delves into the business of horror.
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