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The teen slasher genre has felt like it was in need of an update to catch up to the changing social climate, and it would seem that director Patrick Brice felt that way too, as exemplified by his horror-thriller There’s Someone Inside
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A key element in any good documentary is to introduce the audience to a compelling subject. While this can be either a set of characters or an interesting topic, the former always manages to create a more memorable experience to viewers and
Ahead of its premiere at this year’s Fantastic Fest in Austin, a new teaser trailer has been released for Lado Kvataniya‘s The Execution, which tells the horrific true story of Russia most prolific serial killer.
The Execution will be making its world
The 2021 Brooklyn Horror Film Festival will be returning in-person October 14 – 21 with 14 feature films and 6 shorts blocks.
Take a look below for each of the features screening this year and for more information head
Just yesterday we posted five titles we are excited for at Manchester’s Grimmfest and now another film has to be added to that list as today the team has revealed the closing night film will be Vanya Peirani-Vignes‘
This year’s Indie Memphis is gearing up to kick off October 20th, and tonight the full lineup of titles has been announced. Sean Baker‘s Red Rocket will be the opening night film, with Pablo Larrain‘s Spencer closing things out.
Machester’s Grimmfest is gearing up to make its triumphant return to cinemas this year and before the madness kicks off October 7th, I thought I would highlight a selection of titles screening this year that I’m particularly excited to check out.
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Creative filmmakers have proven multiple times over that one doesn’t need a big budget to craft a mind-bendingly entertaining time-travel film, with titles like Primer and Timecrimes showing audiences that you can still have a narratively complex science-fiction story without dropping $100
Austin’s premiere genre film festival, Fantastic Fest, is gearing up to kick off September 23rd and the final wave of titles has been announced. As usual there are a slew of films here that immediately got added to my watch list so
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It’s a Summer Film! is a loving testament to the indomitable spirit of young cinephiles that overwhelms with charm.
The 28th Austin Film Festival is gearing up to kick off October 21 – 28 and this week the first ten titles have been revealed, seven of which will be world premieres. A couple notable highlights include Stephen Karam‘s The
Montreal’s Fantasia Festival wrapped up its 2021 edition yesterday and with that this year’s award winners have been announced. Hong Eui-jeong‘s Voice of Silence was awarded Best Film, with Igor Legarreta winning Best Director for All The Moons.
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Office Royale is a delightful sendup of manga tropes that delivers on its promise of absurd clerical action.
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You Can’t Kill Meme is an enigmatic look into the insidious ways meme culture developed after the 2016 election which proves too arbitrary in its focus.
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It was just last year that I wrote about the zany manga adaptation Kakegurui (translating to “compulsive gambler”), which screened at Montreal’s Fantasia Festival. A year later the zaniness is back with Kakegurui Part
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#Blue_Whale is a refreshingly grounded approach to the screenlife film that terrifies due to its credible inventiveness.
