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When people are housebound in a horror movie, it’s typically due to the snow and not a disease. And look, I get it, we’re not exactly snowbound due to COVID-19, but, for most of us, this is the
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Thrift Store Finds: The House Next Door
Adrienne Clark
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Ironic Pandemic Watching: Twelve Monkeys
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Thrift Store Finds: Madonna
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Erotic thrillers are a dying breed, but there was a special time in the late 80s and early 90s when they ruled the box office; titles like Basic Instinct, Fatal Attraction, and The Last Seduction
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There is a very thin line between educator and
With films like The Lodge, The Invisible Man, Color Out of Space, and Livescream kicking off the year, 2020 is shaping up to be another monumental year for horror films. The way we look at it, it’s
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Remember the time your mom found you masturbating? One minute you were just sitting in your closet, wedged between your old stuffed animals, minding your own business, so to speak, and the next you
In the age of streaming and the never-ending flow of content that’s direct-to-VOD, it may seem like original horror stories are becoming a rare breed. How many movies can they make about creepy
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The Night God Screamed is an underloved, neglected little horror/exploito trash culture grab bag from 1971. It’s the type of threadbare production that perfectly encapsulates scuzzbucket Americana
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For twenty-five years, film lovers have been trying to understand why they can’t get enough of Showgirls. While other movies can simply be dubbed favorites without dissection, Showgirls has never