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I’ve never been on the “dark web”. I wouldn’t even know how to get there. But if I’m to believe the latest trend in found footage movies, it is rich …
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If the measure of effectiveness in a horror or thriller movie is making my skin crawl, Tearsucker nails it. The story centers around absolute human monster, Tom, who can only …
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Hey there Lovelies and welcome back for the 298th episode of Final Girls Horrorcast! Join us today as we chat about ‘Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum’ streaming on Prime Video, Peacock, TubiTV, …
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If you’ve never seen a Lithuanian horror movie before, there’s a very good reason for that–they aren’t really a thing. Unlike many other places, Lithuania doesn’t have a history of …
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I can appreciate the delicate dance that one has to perform in order to get any real satisfaction out of a mystery/horror show like FROM. That said, the first half …
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Hey there Lovelies and welcome back for the 297th episode of Final Girls Horrorcast! Join us today as we chat about ‘Fall’ streaming on Starz.
Trailer Trashtalk: ‘The Haunted Mansion’ (July …
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The Chattanooga Film Festival marks its 10th year this year and, for the first time since 2019, attendees can enjoy the festival in-person! While we love the virtual access that …
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Filmmaking may be as accessible as it has ever been, but that doesn’t mean it’s cheap. Facing such a reality, writer/director Matt Stuertz (Tonight She Comes, RWD) has taken to …
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With the drop of Z‘s physical media and digital release, I took a few moments to sit down with writer/director Brandon Christensen. We chatted about his latest release, Z (check …
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On the eve of the release of Tigers Are Not Afraid on Blu-ray and DVD in the United States, Modern Horrors had the opportunity to chat with director Issa López …
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Fans of modern independent horror should by now be well acquainted with the films of Joe Begos. Across four feature films, the director has carved out his own niche that …
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Friendship. Grief. Image. Power. Desire. Art. Director and writer Jennifer Reeder left no emotional stone unturned when it came to the presentation of her film, Knives and Skin. In a …
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Who said horror can’t be fun? Director Rob Schrab relishes in the more enjoyable side of the genre and works hard to incorporate it into his work no matter what. …
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On the eve of Fantastic Fest, I had the opportunity to discuss Koko-di Koko-da (see our review of the film here) with director Johannes Nyholm. Our conversation touches on the …
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