‘Faces of Death’ Uses The Infamous Film As A Metatextual Compass To Examine Our Unruly Social Media Hellscape
Even discussing the infamous 1978 mondo horror film “Faces of Death” now feels like an electric...
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‘Whistle’ Is A Play On Previous Reaper Curses With Little Beyond That
The million-dollar question is: if you had a chance to know when and the manner in which you would...
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‘The Ugly Stepsister’ Twists Up ‘Cinderella’ In All It’s Grisly Glory
If you think about it, “Cinderella” is already ripe for a horror adaptation. Wicked stepmothers,...
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‘The Luckiest Man In America’ Works When Focuses On The Spectacle At Hand
Who among us hasn’t dreamt of winning the bid stage on “The Price Is Right” and maybe getting a...
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‘Ghostlight’s Brilliance Lies At The Meeting Point Between Community Theater and Forgiveness
Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson’s second feature, ‘Ghostlight,’ opens in a...
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‘Stopmotion’ Combines Fable With Animation Into An Entertaining Nightmare
There’s something symbiotically macabre when the animation style of stop-motion and the...
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‘Hatching’ Review: Perfectionism, Image, and Perils of Adolescence Combine To Make A Hellish Mix
Social media places excessive pressure on us to give off an essence of perfection to the world. No...
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Director Lauren Hadaway Speaks About ‘The Novice,’ and the Essence of Rowing
Determination is defined as a quality that makes you continue trying to do or achieve something...
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‘The Djinn’ Refreshes the Monster-In-The-House Theme With Engaging Performances and Savvy Camera Work
There’s a point in The Djinn where Micheal Jacobs (Rob Brownstein) reads a portion of Carlo...
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‘Stardust’ Tries To Show David Bowie the Man, But Ultimately Loses Touch of Who Bowie Is
Ziggy Stardust. Aladdin Sane. The ‘Berlin’ period. David Bowie’s legacy is...
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