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Horror Movies
Fantastic Fest Closing Night Film The Swallow Sinks Under the Weight of Tone and Narrative Flaws
The intersection of body horror, eco-thriller tropes, and tongue-in-cheek creature features has long been a staple of the late-night festival…
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Erie Finds New Horror in the Found-Footage Genre as Beyond Fest Prepares for World Premiere
The landscape of found-footage horror is preparing for a significant addition with the upcoming release of Erie, a feature-length film…
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‘In a Violent Nature 2’ Review: A Shocking Crowd Pleaser Chock Full of Guts [Fantastic Fest]
The Evolution of the Franchise Narrative The original In A Violent Nature functioned as a deconstructionist exercise, positioning the audience…
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‘The Ones Who Grieve’ Review: Visceral, Unflinching, and Unpleasant Historical Horror [Fantastic Fest]
Narrative Premise and Historical Setting The story follows the lives of Zélie, portrayed by Zélie Rixhon, and her father, Jacob,…
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Horror Movies
Fantastic Fest World Premiere of Death of a Yellow Bird Marks a Dramatic Departure for Filmmaker Cody Calahan
Canadian filmmaker Cody Calahan, widely recognized for his contributions to the horror genre through directorial efforts such as Let Her…
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