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Fantastic Fest 2024: ‘Apartment 7A’ provides devilish backstory for ‘Rosemary’s Baby’

By Bee Delores 7 months ago

Natalie Erika James brings fresh eyes to the iconic story.

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Fantastic Fest 2024: ‘The Draft!’ aims for super meta but lacks real punch

By Bee Delores 7 months ago

Yusron Fuadi’s new film proposes interesting concepts but doesn’t deliver.

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Review: ‘The Shade’ offers thought-provoking thesis on suicide and grief

By Bee Delores 7 months ago

Tyler Chipman’s feature debut goes heavy on the metaphor.

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Fantastic Fest 2024: ‘Binary’ is a poignant trans tale

By Bee Delores 7 months ago

Bronsgeest addresses gender identity and the struggle to exist in remarkable ways.

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Review: Bertie Newman pieces together broken shards with ‘Precipice’ EP

By Bee Delores 7 months ago

Newman’s new EP is a brutal depiction of suicide and grief.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘The Dead Thing’ dies a slow death

By Bee Delores 7 months ago

Elric Kane’s feature succumbs to a cold death.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘Fright’ emerges as among the festival’s best features

By Bee Delores 7 months ago

Warren Dudley’s new feature is a film lost to time.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘Never Have I Ever’ delivers twists, turns, and an explosive finale

By Bee Delores 7 months ago

Damon Rickard’s debut shows great promise.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘Video Vision’ botches its trans subplot

By Bee Delores 8 months ago

Michael Turney fails on almost every single level.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘Traumatika’ features body-mangling imagery and strong lead performances

By Bee Delores 8 months ago

Pierre Tsigaridis’ second feature kills.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘Scarlet Blue’ emerges as a stunning visual demonstration

By Bee Delores 8 months ago

Aurélia Mengin’s second feature is downright mesmerizing.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘An Taibhse’ (The Ghost) delivers bold visual storytelling

By Bee Delores 8 months ago

John Farrelly’s latest arrives as a real visual feast.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘The Daemon’ mixes psycho-drama with cosmic horror

By Bee Delores 8 months ago

Filmmakers Matt Devino and David Yohe blend genres into a promising result.

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FrightFest 2024: ‘Broken Bird’ is quite the acting showcase for Rebecca Calder

By Bee Delores 8 months ago

Joanne Mitchell’s latest feature explores death and grief.

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Review: ‘Quadrant’ delves into the psychology of murderers

By Bee Delores 8 months ago

Band makes bold moves with his latest Full Moon feature.

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