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The legendary filmmaker’s study of death and what comes next has its theatrical break this spring.by Michael Gingold
The Ninaber brothers get medieval in their epic fourth collaboration.by William J. Wright
It keeps you gasping and jumping and shivering in anticipation, while also smiling at its many clever touches.by Michael Gingold
Some familiar genre faces are part of the ensemble.by Michael Gingold
It’s a very promising postapocalyptic scare saga.by Michael Gingold
Nine years before the pandemic, the filmmaker helmed a remarkably prescient thriller.by Michael Gingold
All three agree that spending a long day of shooting in a car can work wonders on a new cast.by Deirdre Crimmins
The drive-in hit of five years ago is getting a sequel.by Michael Gingold
Joshua Millican’s CHOPPING MALL is an effective translation of the film, upgrading the gore and sleaze but staying true to…by Joel Harley
The filmmaker promises his first venture into fright territory is a “genre-fluid” experience.by Michael Gingold
Porcelain dolls will never not be creepy.by Kevin Hoover
The sophomore album from bodyimage, THE ROT, explores how our own decay creates the soil from which we can be…by Grace Detwiler
Rip-and-tear all over again this May.by Kevin Hoover
This genre-blender is easily one of the most unusual films at this year's festival.by Michael Gingold
The 1992 Meryl Streep cult classic is revitalized for the stage.by Ricky J. Duarte