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Movie Review: “THE BLACKCOAT’S DAUGHTER” leaves you frozen with fear

Movie Review: “THE BLACKCOAT’S DAUGHTER” leaves you frozen with fear

Today’s theatrical/VOD release of THE BLACKCOAT’S DAUGHTER has been a long time coming, as it debuted at the Toronto Film Festival under the title FEBRUARY nearly two years ago. As it turns out, its emergence fully rewards one’s patience—just as the movie itself does, with its deliberate, chilly buildup to a genuinely frightening final act.

Exclusive interview: Filmmaker Osgood Perkins on birthing “THE BLACKCOAT’S DAUGHTER”

Exclusive interview: Filmmaker Osgood Perkins on birthing “THE BLACKCOAT’S DAUGHTER”

The latest slow-burn horror sensation is writer/director Osgood Perkins’ THE BLACKCOAT’S DAUGHTER, which chilled audiences to the bone at multiple festivals last year under the title FEBRUARY. Currently a DirecTV exclusive, it hits theaters and VOD this Friday, March 31 from A24 and DirecTV, and Perkins delves into its meaning and menace in this exclusive chat.

Exclusive interview: Marta Mazurek on her amorous, murderous mermaid in “THE LURE”

Exclusive interview: Marta Mazurek on her amorous, murderous mermaid in “THE LURE”

Currently playing select theatrical dates around the country (it next opens in Los Angeles and Ithaca, NY on Friday), Agnieszka Smoczynska’s romantic musical/horror/fantasy THE LURE is unlike any mermaid movie ever made. The same goes for its two half-human sisters, Silver (Marta Mazurek) and Golden (Michalina Olszanska). Read on for an exclusive RUE MORGUE chat with Mazurek about her fish-tailed role.

Sundance Movie Review: “78/52” cuts deep into the legend of “PSYCHO”

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, arguably the most famous onscreen murder in film history. Yet while the horrible fate of Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) is certainly dissected in depth, 78/52 (named for the number of camera setups and shots employed to depict the killing) uses it as a springboard to examine PSYCHO in toto as a groundbreaking shocker and a movie that continues to impress and inspire today.