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Exclusive Interview: Laura Moss and Brendan J. O’Brien on the “BIRTH/REBIRTH” of their Frankensteinian feature
The duo discuss genre influences, medical authenticity, fainting audiences and more.
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Michael Gingold
IFC/Shudder’s “BIRTH/REBIRTH,” releasing in August and screening at Fantasia, births a trailer & poster
It’s a contemporary take on Mary Shelley’s classic FRANKENSTEIN.
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Michael Gingold
Tribeca ’23: Trailer for psychological thriller “SOMEWHERE QUIET” reveals a final girl’s aftermath
For one woman, the trauma doesn’t end after her escape from evildoers.
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Michael Gingold
CALGARY UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL ’23 REVIEW: “BIRTH/REBIRTH” DOESN’T REANIMATE ITS SUBGENRE
Filmmaker Laura Moss' take on mad scientist tropes lacks the spark of life.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Shudder rolls Frankensteinian Original Film “BIRTH/REBIRTH”
It’s the debut feature from award-winning short filmmaker Laura Moss (FRY DAY).
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive Interview: Producer Adrienne Biddle on the family terrors of “THE DARK AND THE WICKED”
It's her most frightening collaboration yet with writer/director Bryan Bertino (THE STRANGERS).
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “THE EMPTY MAN” goes to strange, unexpected places
Not at all the movie that its trailers are selling–and in this case, that’s a good thing.
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Michael Gingold
At last, “THE EMPTY MAN” trailer teases the latest screen bogeyman
After bouncing around the release schedule a few times, 20th Century Studios’ THE EMPTY MAN finally makes his presence known…
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Michael Gingold
November Belongs To “The Dark And The Wicked”
Bryan Bertino's new nightmare hits theaters and digital next month.
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Rocco T. Thompson
Fantasia ’20 Review: Lots of reasons to be afraid of “THE DARK AND THE WICKED”
Bryan Bertino has crafted a study of evil preying on human fragility that feels timeless and terrifying.
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Michael Gingold