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Carrie Review: Mike Flanagan Resurrects A Stephen King Classic With Mixed Results - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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Everyone knows the story. The shy, bullied teenage girl. Her telekinetic powers. Her crazy religious mother. And a blood-drenched prom night massacre that goes up in flames. At this point, "Carrie" and its iconic imagery are firmly ingrained into the pop culture consciousness. So is the story of how it all came to be: a struggling high school teacher named Stephen King wrote a few pages, chucked it in the trash, and was then encouraged by his wife to finish what he started. You know the rest. Ki
Ghost Rider Nicolas Cage Slams The MCU For Becoming A 'Glorified WWE' - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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Nicolas Cage may have played Marvel character Ghost Rider (who is finally joining the MCU in the form of Ryan Gosling), but he's never been a part of the official Marvel Cinematic Universe. And it seems like he's not exactly jumping at the chance to join in, either (although he came close to having a cameo in "Deadpool & Wolverine"). During a recent appearance at Fan Expo Dallas, Cage had some not-kind (but frankly justified) words for the MCU and it's approach to storytelling, calling it "glori
Chiwetel Ejiofor's 110-Minute Sci-Fi Horror Movie Is Officially HBO Max's Biggest Streaming Hit - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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One of the biggest movie success stories of the year is "Backrooms," Kane Parsons' skin-crawling liminal nightmare inspired by the creepypasta series that's been circulating online in one form or another for some time now. Parsons, who was only 20 years old (!) when he helmed the feature film for A24, had made several "Backrooms" short films on YouTube before making his jump to a full-length feature, and the end result was a hit with both audiences and critics. Now, "Backrooms" is streaming on H
Werwulf Trailer: Robert Eggers' New Horror Movie Looks Like The Perfect Nosferatu Companion - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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Robert Eggers is the Wes Anderson of horror. Like Anderson, he has a distinct style he has no interest in shying away from, a stable of actors he wants to keep working with (bonus: both of those stables include Willem Dafoe), and, at this point, you either love him or hate him. I'm in the former camp: I've been all-in on old Bobby Eggs since "The Witch" arrived and introduced the world to Black Phillip. Since then, I've been on board with all of Eggers' movies (although I'll confess I was a tad
Why Primetime Makes A Perfect, Disturbing Double Feature With This Streaming Doc - SlashFilm (opens the original)
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"Primetime" is a frequently funny but ultimately bleak look at the phenomenon that was "To Catch a Predator," with Robert Pattinson delivering an unhinged turn as host Chris Hansen. If you somehow missed the "Predator" era, it was a reality TV show in which suspected pedophiles were lured to locations by decoys posing as minors. The implications were clear: these suspects were showing up assuming they were about to engage with sex (rape, to be more specific) with children. Instead, they were con
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