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Every Horror Fan Needs to Watch ‘Don’t Look Now’ (opens the original)
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Pop quiz: What do Sophie Thatcher and writer/director Dave Boyle have in common? If you’ve been following Dread Central on social media over the past few months, then you probably know that I sat down with both of them to talk about their respective projects, Her Private Hell and Never After Dark. Despite the two films being vastly different–one is a genre-bending, giallo-tinged neo-noir; the other, an atmospheric ghost story with shades of 2000s J-horror–they share a surprising influence: Nicol
'Fall 2: Deadpoint' Review: An Exhausting Climb to Nowhere (opens the original)
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Summer 2022 was a strange time. Restaurants and bars were no longer checking for proof of vaccination, and masks in public spaces were (mostly) optional. I had just finished grad school and found myself with a lot of time on my hands, which I spent applying for jobs and watching movies while waiting for responses. Because of the pandemic, most of these movies had been shuffled off to streaming and VOD. But others, like Scott Mann’s Fall, which premiered in August 2022, were being positioned as t
'Insidious: Out of the Further' Trailer and Poster Breakdown: Clues, Easter Eggs, and Returning Characters (opens the original)
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Sixteen years after Insidious first introduced audiences to The Further—the freaky, purgatorial realm inhabited by lost souls and malevolent entities—the supernatural franchise continues with its sixth installment, Insidious: Out of the Further. The film’s trailer and newly released posters offer a glimpse of what’s to come when the film hits theaters August 21st, including the return of Lin Shaye as psychic medium Elise Rainier, along with some creepy new set pieces and demons. But before we ta
'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' Review – A New Masterpiece from Jane Schoenbrun (opens the original)
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Ask any horror fan, and they’ll tell you that they first fell in love with the genre after watching a film they weren’t supposed to as a kid. They had rummaged through their older brother’s DVD collection, stayed up late to watch something on TV without their parents knowing, or accidentally stumbled upon a movie while searching for something else, mindlessly clicking through the blue-and-white TV guide until they saw a title that caught their attention. Jane Schoenbrun’s sexy slasher satire Tee
8 Must-Watch Horror Movies About Cults to Add to Your Watchlist This Summer (opens the original)
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What is it about the summer that makes me want to watch horror movies about cults, despite the fact that not every cult movie takes place in the summer? This is the question I kept returning to as I was compiling this list. Only a couple of these movies explicitly take place in the summer—I’m sure you can guess one of them—while the majority take place in an unspecified time and place or in between seasons or in the dead of winter. Still, I can’t be the only one who associates these movies with
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