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The scary side of fame is the subject of this fall release.by Michael Gingold
Utilizing squirm-inducing body horror to represent the aesthetic extremes young women are pressured to achieve, it tells a side of…by Ricky J. Duarte
The independent production explores trauma, identity and buried sins.by Michael Gingold
Several cast members and the effects creator have also been announced for the holiday horror reboot.by Michael Gingold
An unsung hero of DIY cinema is getting his full due in a couple of multimedia packages.by Michael Gingold
Yasmina musters up the mental energy to discuss the batshit crazy delete-bin delights of "SHREDDER ORPHEUS"!by Rue Morgue Manor
It combines a twisty plot with a group of well-acted, offbeat characters and quite a few chills and thrills.by Michael Gingold
Cronenberg's latest may not be his greatest, but it stands as an impressive and unnerving exploration of the human condition.by Deirdre Crimmins
The convenience-store chiller is making the leap to the big screen.by Michael Gingold
It’s the latest in the company’s long series of docs celebrating the underside of film history.by Michael Gingold
Who needs an exorcism when you can just punch evil in the face?by Michael Gingold
The New York City cinema event will host a number of genre premieres in June.by Michael Gingold
"THE BROOD" and "SCANNERS" come to 4K UHD and Blu-ray in bloody beautiful two-disc sets. Exploding heads and rage babies…by William J. Wright
The writer/director uses a science fiction/thriller framework to explore complex human emotions, digging deep into themes of mortality and grief.by Michael Gingold
There is something about the movie’s gall and kaleidoscopic nuttiness that keeps you engaged and feeling as if you are…by Shawn Macomber