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The Curse of Tahu’a Review: One Control Tower and a Mystery Worth the Wait (Nightmares)
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For almost the entire running time of The Curse of Tahu’a, I was looking at one person. Marie Kauffmann is essentially the only actor physically on screen ...

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‘The Barn Part III’ Blu-ray Comes With 3D Glasses
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There is a pair of 3D glasses in the box. The Barn Part III comes to Blu-ray in mid-October with an anaglyph 3D version of the film on the disc, and ...

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Lenore Has Something to Say Until Its Ending Gets in the Way
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Lenore spends about two thirds of its 88 minutes being the movie I wanted it to be. David Ward directs from a script he wrote with Josie Hess. Nicholas ...

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This Week in Horror: Victor Miller Signs Off, Resident Evil Shows Its Hand, and the Genre Counts What It Costs
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We lost the man who wrote the blueprint. Victor Miller died at 86 this week, and the sentence “screenwriter of the original Friday the 13th” undersells ...

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The Night Marchers Review: A Forgotten Found-Footage Oddity Walks Again 25 Years Later
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Terror Films Releasing is not premiering a new movie on September 25, 2026. It is resurrecting one. The Night Marchers arrives worldwide on Tubi, Chilling, ...

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“We’re Very, Very Stupid”: Four Horror Filmmakers on What Indie Horror Actually Costs
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Ask a room of working horror filmmakers why they keep going and you get a punchline before you get an answer. Michael J. Epstein went first. “The answer is ...

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Soul Snatchers Has More Theology Than Its 104 Minutes Can Hold
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Most supernatural horror borrows Christianity the way it borrows a haunted doll. The crucifix is set dressing. The priest is a plot device. Whatever the ...

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Blood Shine Review: The Light Is Where the Danger Lives
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Horror trains you to watch the corners. Check the dark, check behind the door, check what the frame is not showing you. Blood Shine takes that habit away ...

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Chat Movie Review: Low-Budget Horror Done Right
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Carter Sirianni as Brad Kiddo, not feeling quite himself Exploitation horror came into its own in the 1970s when low-budget movies delivered thrills by ...

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Last Chance Motel Trailer: Harris and Taylor-Compton Take the Camera
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Two actors who have spent most of their working lives running from something just spent a whole movie deciding where the camera goes. Danielle Harris and ...

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