Sweetie, You Won't Believe It Review: An Uproarious And Chaotic Slapstick Caper [Telluride Horror Show 2021]
Kazakhstani horror-comedy Sweetie, You Won't Believe It is a funny, gory ride that might be the most chaotic movie of the year.
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Pandemic-era zombie horror The Sadness depicts a terrifying and uncomfortably familiar vision of a world crumbling under the impact of a lethal virus. -
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'Islands' Review: Rogelio Balagtas Shines In An Engrossing Drama [SXSW 2021]
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In our Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched director interview, Kier-La Janisse offers a deep dive into the making of her horror doc. -
'Jakob's Wife' Director Travis Stevens On Directing Horror Legends In A New Take On The Vampire Movie [SXSW 2021 Interview]
In our Jakob's Wife director interview, filmmaker Travis Stevens talks about his new vampire horror movie starring horror icon Barbara Crampton. -
In 'Promising Young Woman,' Carey Mulligan Shows Dominance Through Food
The use of food in Promising Young Woman is not an accident. Carey Mulligan's vengeful character has turned it into a weapon. -
'WandaVision', 'A Glitch In The Matrix' And Why Simulated Realities Are All The Rage
Let's take a look at simulated realities on film, and why this decades-old conspiracy theory has found new life in 2021 media. -
'Archenemy' Review: Joe Manganiello Leads An Incendiary Superhero Movie Unlike Anything You've Seen Before
In our Archenemy review, we find plenty to love in a superhero movie that is unlike anything coming from Marvel or DC right now. -
Everything We Learned From Ted Raimi's Online Chat At The Telluride Horror Show
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Bite-Sized Terror: Horror Anthologies Are Thriving At The Telluride Horror Show
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'The Columnist' And Why Horror Movie Fans Cope Better With Crises [Telluride Horror Show]
The new horror movie The Columnist reflects an actual scientific study that suggests being a fan of scary movies will prepare you for real world crises. -
Everything We Learned From 'Candyman' Director Nia DaCosta's Fireside Chat At The Nightstream Film Festival
We attended an online Candyman director interview, where Nia DaCosta talked about her upcoming take on the classic horror franchise. -
'Black Bear' Review: Aubrey Plaza Is Stunning In This Nightmarish Domestic Thriller [Nightstream]
In our Black Bear review, we're blown away by what Aubrey Plaza pulls off as the lead of this captivating and nightmarish horror film. -
Nightstream Film Festival Favorite 'Run' Features A Lead Performer With A Disability – Here's Why It Matters
By casting the Run lead character with an actual performer with a disability, the film finds representation for one of Hollywood's most marginalized groups. -
'The Doorman' Review: Ruby Rose Puts A New Spin On Familiar Action Movie Tropes [Nightstream]
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'The Block Island Sound' Review: Not Your Typical Aquatic Horror Movie [Fantasia Film Festival]
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'Lucky,' 'Palm Springs,' And Why Time Loop Movies Are Defining 2020
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The Key To Adapting Stephen King And More: Everything We Learned From Mike Flanagan's Fantasia Film Fest Panel
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