Horror

Image via Mubi For this writer, writer and director Coralie Fargeat changed my life with the 2017 subversive rape-revenge film Revenge. Confrontational, stylish, and gory, Fargeat’s feature film debut shifted cultural consciousness ever so slightly. And now, with her sophomore feature The Substance, Fargeat has even shifted the zeitgeist with a disgusting, rage-filled scream about
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Stephen King’s second novel is arguably his most frightening. It might also be my favorite full-length work from the author. Now, for the third time, King’s vampiric small-town opus has been adapted for the screen. And for the third time, it’s gone directly to the small screen. Director Gary Dauberman (Annabelle Comes Home) was tapped
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Dark secrets, resentment, and jealousy raucously bubble up to the surface in writer/director Greg Jardin’s feature debut, It’s What’s Inside. A pre-wedding reunion amongst former college friends begins with easy revelry as eight gather to reminisce and imbibe in mind-altering substances. Only none know just how mind-bending the night will become when a suitcase emerges to introduce
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Inspired by horror classic Creature from the Black Lagoon, the upcoming international creature feature Orang Ikan is set to premiere at the Tokyo International Film Festival, the website SciFi Japan reports this week. The site also shares the first images from the monster movie. Dean Fujioka (“Fullmetal Alchemist”) and Callum Woodhouse (“All Creatures Great and Small”) lead
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Stephen King and Mike Flanagan / photos by Josh Korngut Stephen King and Mike Flanagan work exceptionally well together. The author’s bibliography is notoriously difficult to adapt, leading to several maligned screen adaptations of King’s work. However, Flanagan possesses a keen understanding of how to translate the essence of King’s writing without packing the proceedings
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In 2015, Gore Abrams and Danny Bellini appeared together in the found footage hit Hell House LLC. Since then, the two filmmakers have become creative partners, co-writing and co-directing their new horror short film Locations, a haunting tale about fatherhood. Read the full synopsis below: An American man, Arnold, follows his pregnant girlfriend, Camille, to
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Hulu’s seasonal brand, Huluween, is getting underway and they just released the trailer for Carved, the tale of a monster vigilante pumpkin (you read that right). Obviously, this is a horror comedy, but what might be the best thing about it is the practical effects. Directed by Justin Harding, Carved is a feature-length movie based
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Starship Troopers fans are getting spoiled with another video game, this time courtesy of Sony Pictures Virtual Reality (SPVR) and XR Games with their newly-announced VR title Starship Troopers: Continuum. Arriving on Meta Quest 2 and 3 on October 17, Continuum will also launch for the PlayStation VR2 on October 31. Pre-orders are now open
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Morjana Alaoui, 2008. ©Weinstein Company/Courtesy Everett Collection Mike Flanagan’s cinematic output is very much my cup of tea. The Hush director counts a lot of my favorite films among his favorites. So, I’m likely predisposed to connecting with the content he creates on that basis. I recently happened upon a recommendation from the director where
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Washington is a big state in the American games industry, so the Penny Arcade Expo in Seattle has traditionally been a great convention for smaller games and niche releases. For every Nintendo or Capcom that’s drawing all the attention, there are traditionally 6 to 12 independent developers somewhere else in the venue who’re there to
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M. Night Shyamalan is well known for his elaborate narrative setups and twist-filled conclusions. The prolific filmmaker has made a successful career out of misdirection. Perhaps that’s not surprising, seeing as Shyamalan is quite fond of the works of Alfred Hitchcock. Hitchcock was no stranger to misdirection and used it flawlessly to subvert viewer expectations
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After four long years, the highly anticipated return of The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor is finally here, and the revival of this beloved event does not disappoint. For over a decade, Dark Harbor delivered the scares. This year, as the fog rolls in over Long Beach, the spirits rise and give horror enthusiasts in Southern
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