We finally made it. My most anticipated release of the year has finally dropped into theaters and received a massive amount of attention. I’ve been a fan of director Zach Cregger since middle school – before he was directing films – back when he was part of the Whitest Kids U Know troupe. His previous […]
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During a year where we’ve had an explosion of beloved children’s IP-exploitation films, I naturally rolled my eyes when I heard there was a horror adaptation of ‘Cinderella’ heading our way. This one seemed different though.. it was getting high acclaim out of film festivals, a lot of good buzz in reviews, and even an
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If you tuned into the re-inaugural episode of our re-newed podcast, you’ll know Anthony and I have both been diving into Found Footage rabbit holes. When done right there’s just something magical about the experience you get through this format. So after a friend of mine continued to suggest that I check out today’s feature,
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Last summer, Osgood Perkins established himself as a household name by dropping the largely hyped ‘Longlegs’. He had successful films before this, such as ‘The Blackcoat’s Daughter’ and ‘I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives in The House’, but ‘Longlegs’ was what really brought him more into the mainstream. So when it was quickly announced
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Animated horror is always a fascinating subject. The limitations of the human form, resources, and proper special effects are lifted, and we are allowed the freedom to let the imagination run wild. This is especially exciting when we get an animated horror from the mind of Jimmy ScreamerClauz (‘Where the Dead Go to Die’, ‘Ascetic’).
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We were graced with two arachnid horror movies this year and both had similar settings taking place in apartment buildings. It’s hard to say which one is better Infested or Sting as both stand out on their own and are both fun to watch. Unless you are an arachnophobe, either one you won’t have a
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Even though it is set in the 80s, Lisa Frankenstein is a gothic love story for the modern age. It’s funny, enjoyable and full of energy. It comes from Diablo Cody who also gave us Jennifer’s Body and it been confirmed this movie is in the same universe. We follow the gruesome romantic tale of
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Filmmaker Eli Roth has long been both revered and loathed by the film world. He’s an intelligent film buff with a personal love for horror who broke onto the scene 20 years ago with a low-budget horror comedy called ‘Cabin Fever’. Between that’s release and mainstream breakout hit ‘Hostel’ he had earned a nasty reputation
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Do you remember what a big deal it was when a television channel dedicated the entire holiday to spook-centric specials? What we have here is an experimental film that mimics this idea of an 80’s news station (WNUF) Halloween Special and wears its love and nostalgia on its sleeve. ‘WNUF Halloween Special’ is a very
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