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William Brent Bell
Exclusive “LORD OF MISRULE” clip tells you where to stick it
Kids say the damndest things in this excerpt from the new supernatural chiller.
by
Michael Gingold
Interview: Director William Brent Bell on the Unique Challenges of “ORPHAN: FIRST KILL”
The filmmaker behind the prequel talks to RUE MORGUE about living up the 2009 cult hit's legacy.
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William J. Wright
Exclusive Interview: Cinematographer Karim Hussain on the visual style and illusions of “ORPHAN: FIRST KILL”
The horror specialist faced unique challenges on this 13-years-later prequel.
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Michael Gingold
Exclusive Interview: Isabelle Fuhrman rediscovers her evil inner child for “ORPHAN: FIRST KILL”
She reveals the secrets of reviving Esther–and also talks her lost-and-found role in the ESCAPE ROOM sequel.
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “SEPARATION” and the wrong kind of anxiety
The basic nature of SEPARATION’s supernatural evil isn’t even clear in one seriously confused movie.
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Michael Gingold
William Brent Bell On “Separation” and The Horrors Of Divorce; Exclusive Clip
The director of 2016's "The Boy" discusses his most personal film to date.
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Ryan Coleman
“SEPARATION,” from “THE BOY” director, gets a release date, trailer & poster
There’s a whole group of malevolent puppets creating the fear in this movie.
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Michael Gingold
Isabelle Fuhrman is back as Esther for the “ORPHAN” prequel *UPDATED*
They’ve figured out a way for the actress to return to the role she first played 11 years ago.
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Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “BRAHMS: THE BOY II” plays flat notes
It’s all too tame (this is barely PG-13 stuff) and generic for hardcore horror fans, and—well, too tame and generic…
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Michael Gingold
The living doll returns in “BRAHMS: THE BOY II” trailer
The sequel to the sleeper hit is coming to theaters February 21 with Katie Holmes as the new heroine, and…
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Michael Gingold