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Exclusive Interview: Director Agnieszka Smoczynska on the allure of “THE LURE”
Currently playing in New York City and heading to more cities in the coming weeks (see schedule below), THE LURE…
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “SADAKO VS. KAYAKO” has a familiar ring
It doesn’t offer much that’s fresh, and the promised battle royale between ghost girls is a letdown.
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive clip: Mermaid murder in “THE LURE”
This little mermaid is no Disney character: She hungers for both love and human flesh in THE LURE, which begins…
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Michael Gingold
Sundance Movie Review: “78/52” cuts deep into the legend of “PSYCHO”
The pitch on the documentary 78/52 is that it’s an in-depth exploration of the shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s PSYCHO,…
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive teaser and filmmaker comments: Telephonic terror in “CLOSE CALLS”
We previously told you about the upcoming indie chiller CLOSE CALLS, and now we’ve got the exclusive first look at…
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: Stick a “PITCHFORK” in it, it’s been done
Debuting director Glenn Douglas Packard has a background as an Emmy-winning choreographer—which might explain why PITCHFORK is the same old…
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Michael Gingold
Scary “CLOSE CALLS” in new indie chiller; first news, poster
P.J. Starks, producer of the VOLUMES OF BLOOD anthologies, got in touch with the first details and the latest poster…
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Michael Gingold
Monster Fest ’16 Movie Review: “PLAYGROUND” isn’t kidding around
Polish genre film is certainly having one hell of a year. From the archetypically murderous mermaid musical THE LURE to…
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Michael Gingold
Brooklyn Horror Fest ’16 Review: The award-winning, engrossing mind-messer “WITHOUT NAME”
A few years back, a marvelously atmospheric horror short called FOXES played the festival circuit, showcasing a pair of burgeoning…
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Michael Gingold
Fantasia/Frontières Exclusive: Jenn Wexler and Larry Fessenden talk punks-vs.-maniac movie “THE RANGER”
During this summer’s Frontières International Co-Production Market at Montreal’s Fantasia festival, RUE MORGUE got the chance to chat with several…
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Michael Gingold
Fantasia ’16 Movie Review: “WE GO ON” into seriously spooky territory
A scary and imaginative take on seeing dead people.
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Michael Gingold
Fantasia ’16 Review: Jump aboard “TRAIN TO BUSAN,” and hang on!
It’s like Korea’s WORLD WAR Z, and it knocks the American one on its ass.
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Michael Gingold
Fantasia ’16 Movie Review: Hear the mermaids singing—and killing—in “THE LURE”
If you see only one horror/fantasy/romance/musical/mermaid movie this year… But seriously, the achievement of THE LURE is that it manages…
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Michael Gingold
Fantasia ’16 Movie Review: “THE MASTER CLEANSE” refreshes the body-horror genre
What a strange and beguiling movie is THE MASTER CLEANSE, which quietly refuses to take the easy or expected path.…
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Michael Gingold
Timothy Vandenberg’s “AGATHA” speaks volumes with few words
Timothy Vandenberg’s AGATHA is a gripping short that fills the viewer with a sense of dread from start to finish.
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