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Maika Monroe
New, eerie “LONGLEGS” teaser; release date confirmed
Neon will be bringing some deep chills to the heart of the summer.
by
Michael Gingold
Quartet of posters tease Osgood Perkins/Nicolas Cage serial-killer thriller “LONGLEGS”
This one’s looking seriously creepy.
by
Michael Gingold
“WATCHER’s” Maika Monroe joins Nicolas Cage in horror film “LONGLEGS”
Cage is a serial slayer in the movie currently shooting in Vancouver.
by
Michael Gingold
BUFF ’22 Movie Review: You should definitely watch out for “WATCHER”
Genre fans will recognize the devices Okuno employs and suspect how they’ll pay off, and the director skillfully teases those…
by
Michael Gingold
Who watches the “WATCHER” teaser? You should!
The Sundance/SXSW psychochiller is now dated for general release.
by
Michael Gingold
MOVIE REVIEW: “Villains” – More Vexing than Vicious
The main problem with horror-comedies is that the best ones make the subgenre seem easy to pull off.
by
Mariam RM
Exclusive Interview: Writer/directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen and star Maika Monroe on “VILLAINS,” Part Two
The trio talk dual directing, trouble with tongue studs and more!
by
Michael Gingold
Exclusive Interview: Writer/directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen and star Maika Monroe on “VILLAINS,” Part One
The trio talk the tricky balance of horror, comedy and sympathy, and more.
by
Michael Gingold
Meet the twisted “VILLAINS” in new trailer and poster
Bad meets worse in the black-comic horror film VILLAINS, which has been darkly delighting audiences on the fest circuit this…
by
Michael Gingold
Cinepocaypse ‘19 Review: Dark Secrets and Dark Humour in “VILLAINS”
VILLAINS is by no means a horror film, but it does play in the genre sandbox: it has kidnapping, death,…
by
Deirdre Crimmins
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