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Amelia Moses' film is an overwhelmingly poetic and disturbing story about an artist’s struggle with identity amidst creation.by Deirdre Crimmins
The pandemic hasn’t slowed down filmmakers from around the world, who will have projects presented in July.by Michael Gingold
Plus, three shirts and a pair of socks inspired by Bryan Fuller's small-screen reinvention of horror icon, Hannibal Lecter!by Rocco T. Thompson
The legendary filmmaker is back with a new feature—which harks back to one of his very first movies.by Michael Gingold
Strong atmosphere and a stellar cast make Christopher Smith's newest film a welcome entry in the well-worn haunted house subgenre.by William J. Wright
The trade paperback of Marieke Nijkamp's comic series is available May 4th.by Rocco T. Thompson
Alex Noyer's synesthetic slasher riff hits streaming May 21st from Gravitas Ventures.by Rocco T. Thompson
In this episode, Andrea and Alex delve into the murky waters of intimate relationships, nuclear families, and revolutionary theatre practices…by Andrea Subissati
"Clarice" shines as a compassionate depiction of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and an authentic look at the process of recovering…by Rue Morgue Manor
Available for the very first time, this unique piece of wax casts a special spell and wonderfully acts as an…by Rue Morgue Manor
A couple of familiar genre faces headline the film being revived on hi-def disc.by Michael Gingold
The streaming service has lots to scream about in the coming months.by Michael Gingold
Joshua Land and Victor Fink's horror comedy is a scattershot attempt to squeeze the plot of Terry Zwigoff’s "Bad Santa"…by William J. Wright
Not for the faint of heart, the extreme cinema label presents three of the infamous Japanese death photographer's disturbing works…by Rocco T. Thompson
The boundary-pushing Canadian festival unveils a new initiative to assist marginalized filmmakers in the realization of their projects.by Rocco T. Thompson