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Ryan Prows
Interview: Ryan Prows Brings Hell To The City Of Angels In “NIGHT PATROL”
The director of "V/H/S/94" and "Lowlife" discusses his timely take on a classic horror archetype.
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Rick Hipson
Move Review: “NIGHT PATROL” IS A STYLISH BUT MESSY VAMPIRE FLICK
Ryan Prows' cops-and-bloodsuckers thriller is a visually stunning and timely comment on institutional violence, derailed by a meandering plot.
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Rue Morgue Manor
INTERVIEW: WWE WORLD CHAMPION CM PUNK TALKS DEFANGING THE POLICE IN THE TIMELY VAMPIRE COP THRILLER “NIGHT PATROL”
The legendary wrestler takes the ultimate heel turn in the action-packed new horror film from director Ryan Prows.
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Ricky J. Duarte
Join the “NIGHT PATROL” as trailer arrives for vampire cop thriller
The filmmaker behind LOWLIFE now takes multiple bites out of crime.
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Michael Gingold
Fantastic Fest premiere “NIGHT PATROL” gets a poster and release date
Vampire cops put the bite on inner-city dwellers in the latest from the director of LOWLIFE.
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Michael Gingold
The “V/H/S/94” Team On Pushing Forward by Looking Back
We sit down with directors Simon Barrett, Chloe Okuno, Ryan Prows, and Jennifer Reeder to discuss fans' love-hate relationship with…
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Rocco T. Thompson
Shudder and new filmmakers board fright anthology “V/H/S/94”
Get ready to experience more tapes of terror later this year.
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “LOWLIFE” carves a still-beating heart out of viscera, grime and tragedy
It is, at turns, wild and simmering, affecting and harrowing, funny and brutal, ugly and beautiful, brutal and uplifting.
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Michael Gingold