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Movie Review: “PLAYDURIZM” Hits a High Mark for Originality
PLAYDURIZM creates a whole new neon canvas of pop art aesthetics that ends up drenched in discovery, acceptance, and blood.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Movie Review: “GREAT WHITE” Has A Shark Problem
Any successful shark attack movie lives and dies based on two elements: engaging human characters and believable effects. GREAT WHITE…
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Jenn Adams
Movie Review: “DEAD AND BEAUTIFUL” is an Apt Title for a Gorgeous, but Lifeless Film
Though the film is gorgeous, it is essentially a rather lifeless story dressed up in extravagance.
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Jenn Adams
Movie Review: “WHAT HAPPENS NEXT WILL SCARE YOU” is Campy Halloween Fun
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT WILL SCARE YOU's deft commentary on clickbait culture is what makes it stand out from the seemingly…
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Jenn Adams
Salem Horror Fest ’21 Review: “6:45” Is a Story of Love, Violence, and Never-Ending Loss
With a clever conceit and an engaging central couple, Craig Singer's time loop horror film is built to last.
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Jenn Adams
Salem Horror Fest ’21 Review: “Wicked Games” is Brutal, Devilish Fun
Director Teddy Grennan tells the story of a luxurious resort home invaded by masked killers in an innovative way that…
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Jenn Adams
“Apartment 413” is An All-Too-Relatable Nightmare
Though completed before the events of 2020, Matt Patterson’s psychological horror film captures life in isolation in minute detail.
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Jenn Adams
“Royal Jelly” is a Hive Without Honey
Sloppy execution, stilted performances, and an incoherent story keep this feminist fairy tale from ever taking flight.
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Jenn Adams
Shudder Double Feature: “Homewrecker” and “An Unquiet Grave”
Streaming Sematary is back again with a double dose of fragmented relationships.
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kleurvision
It’s Party Time With “Edge of the Axe”
Streaming Sematary is back with an entertaining (if generic) slasher with a metatextual twist.
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kleurvision
Book Review: “Reincarnate” Adds Supernature To The Serial Killer Novel
From Hellbound Books, Patrick Querney's thriller is a fresh, extreme take on a well-worn genre.
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kleurvision
“Stay Out of the Attic” is “Saw” With Nazis
The Shudder Original has good intentions, but is too exploitative, even by torture porn standards.
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kleurvision
Blu-ray Review: “The Fear” Is A Golem Story Masquerading As A Slasher
Vinegar Syndrome shines up the mid-'90s video store staple.
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Rocco T. Thompson
Susan Tyrell In “Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker” Makes Mrs. Voorhees Look Sane
This week in the Sematary: Shudder has recently acquired a grounded yet campy slasher that will disturb and entertain.
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kleurvision
“Tentacles” Tries (And Fails) to Put the Love in Lovecraftian
This week in the Sematary: Hulu's Valentine's Day "Into the Dark" episode lacks any sense of passion or bite.
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kleurvision
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