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[Tearing Through Werewolf Cinema] 'Mark of the Wolf Man' Made a Horror Star Out of Paul Naschy!

11/18/2020

Welcome to a weekly series in which Doris V. Sutherland takes readers on a trip through the history of werewolf cinema...

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[Review] 'Leap of Faith' is a Fascinating Exploration of Fate vs Faith and the Mind of William Friedkin

11/18/2020

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Without question one of the most beloved and unequivocally terrifying films is 1973’s The Exorcist...

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[Trailer] Hunt or Be Hunted in 'Hunter Hunter' this December!

11/18/2020

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Hunt or be hunted...

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[Blu-ray Review] 'Relic' is a Powerful Study of Dementia Done Wrong by a Bare Bones Disc

11/17/2020

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My great grandmother had dementia…

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[Trailer] 'Baskin' Director Returns with Post-Apocalyptic Tale in 'Girl with No Mouth' this December!

11/17/2020

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Here comes a grim post-apocalyptic tale "for the whole family"...

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[Trailer] Something Vile Takes Over One Man's Body in 'Rot' this November!

11/17/2020

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It's spreading...

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[Trailer] 'Matrix 4's' Ellen Hollman Hunts Down Killers in 'Army of One' this December!

11/17/2020

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They left her for dead. Big mistake...

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[Trailer] Rainn Wilson is Trapped in a Well by Two Boys in 'Don't Tell a Soul' this January!

11/17/2020

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Some secrets should stay buried...

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[Review] 'Run' Centers Disabled Stories While Focusing Beyond Disability

11/17/2020

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There’s a unique kind of terror to the intersection of disability and dependency that can sometimes feel hard to genuinely capture, particularly if it’s a situation you’re born into...

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[Review] 'Asylum: Twisted Tales of Fantasy and Horror' is a Circus of Fun and Bloody Shorts

11/16/2020

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Based on a concept by Michael Kraetzer, written by Mauro Croche and Guillermo Lockhart, and directed by Carlos Goitia, Asylum: Twisted Tales of Fantasy and Horror combines nine shorts that each touch on the very large idea of death and the less permanent, but almost equally damaging, idea of appearances...

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