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The Shudder documentary helps to fill in the cultural significance of Black Horror.
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A Visit To The Warm, Friendly, And Terrifying Set Of PET SEMATARY
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The Second Coming: Animated Sequels That Rivaled The Originals
Sadly, CARS 2 is not here.
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Collins’ Crypt: Only Dick Miller Could Have Saved THE TERROR
Roger Corman's infamous quickie would have made even less sense if not for "That Guy"
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The Short Of It: The 2019 Oscar-Nominated Live Action Short Films
We sure hope you like imperiled children!
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Sunday Reads: Our Sundance 2019 Recap
The snow is cold but the deals are hot!
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MISS BALA: The War on Drugs As Seen By A Beauty Queen
A look back at Gerardo Naranjo’s original MISS BALA.
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Journey Into Mystery: What Does The Future Hold For Superhero Movies?
A look at where we're at and what's ahead.
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MUBI Movies: NEAR DARK (1987)
Kathryn Bigelow’s cult classic is a not-so-subtle allegory for drug abuse.
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THE FRENCH CONNECTION’s Horrifying Everyman
How Gene Hackman revealed the dark side of relatability.
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