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Father Son Holy Gore Does FogFest 2022
A rundown of Father Gore’s time at FogFest, a brilliant little indie horror film festival at the far Eastern edge of North America.
An Unsettling Internet Odyssey of Identity & Creepy Old Men in WE’RE ALL GOING TO THE WORLD’S FAIR
A girl is drawn into an internet challenge, but she’s soon drawn into something potentially far more dark when she meets an older man online.
[Fantastic Fest 2022] DISAPPEAR COMPLETELY: A Morality Play of Contemporary Witchcraft
Santiago takes lurid crime scene photos to make money, until one day, after a crime scene, he discovers someone has put a curse on him.
[Short Film Review] A Horrifying History Revealed in GRIND MIND’s MUMMERING LEGENDS
History, especially the scary stuff, is never far behind us, as GRIND MIND explore in their short film MUMMERING LEGENDS.
[31 Days of Halloween – Day 2] AUDITION: Men Are Dogs
31 Days of Halloween continues on Day 2 with a look at Takashi Miike’s horrific AUDITION (1999).
[Fantastic Fest 2021] V/H/S/94: Terrors of a New Digital Age
V/H/S/94 once more takes us into the digital landscape of found footage, this time harking back to ’94, when the internet was just starting to grow.
[NEW PODCAST EPISODE] The Nightmare Bazaar Ep. 4: “Interview”
A new episode of The Nightmare Bazaar is now available!
[Fantasia 2021] The Dark, Ugly Realities of Social Media in #BLUE_WHALE
A girl tries to figure out why her sister killed herself, only to stumble onto a horrifying online game and a den of digital predators.
[Fantasia 2021] THE RIGHTEOUS & the Patriarchal Sins of Man
Mark O’Brien’s debut feature as director-writer tackles heavy, disturbing issues concerning male and religious power.
[Fantasia 2021] The Absurdity of Life & Death in HOTEL POSEIDON
Stefan Lernous’s HOTEL POSEIDON takes us into the absurd, spanning life, death, and a few things in between.
[Fantasia 2021] HELLBENDER: The Powers of Women & the Consequences of Their Repression
John Adams, Zelda Adams, and Toby Poser have only gotten better (and scarier) with their latest weird, witchy film, HELLBENDER.