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Julian Richings
Movie Review: “HONEY BUNCH” Is A Genre-Bending Gem
Grace Glowicki shines in the atmospheric new horror from Dusty Mancinelli and Madeleine Sims-Fewer.
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Deirdre Crimmins
Exclusive: Julian Richings on having “VICIOUS FUN” as a killer clown
The viciously funny horror/comedy gives the Canadian horror veteran one of his juiciest roles yet.
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Michael Gingold
Francesco Giannini’s Zombie-Virus Film May Not Be A “Hall” Worth Venturing Down
The film has a strong start but crawls to a mediocre resolution.
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Grace Detwiler
Julian Richings On His Roles In “Spare Parts” and “Anything for Jackson”
We sit down with the genre veteran to discuss his passion for horror and what it is about Canadian filmmaking…
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Rue Morgue Manor
Genre veteran Julian Richings stars in “SPARE PARTS,” out this summer; trailer & poster
The star of WRONG TURN, ANYTHING FOR JACKSON et al. is now customizing victims in violent ways.
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive clip from acclaimed supernatural chiller “ANYTHING FOR JACKSON,” now on Shudder
An attempt at a “reverse exorcism” leads to all manner of horrific developments in the fest favorite.
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive trailer: The perils of “reverse exorcism” in “ANYTHING FOR JACKSON”
Opening Toronto’s Blood in the Snow Film Festival, the Super Channel Fuse Original movie sees Canadian release this week.
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Michael Gingold
Nightstream ‘20 Review: Demons, Ghosts, and Grief Collide in “Anything For Jackson”
Justin G. Dyck's film features two of the most endearingly villainous characters in recent memory.
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