Horror

Jill Gevargizian‘s indie horror festival darling The Stylist, starring Najarra Townsend (Contracted, Dementia Part II) as a hairstylist-turned-slasher, will first stream on ARROW in the U.S. and UK on March 1, 2021, before making its way to Blu-ray and VOD platforms the following June. In the feature take on Gevargizian’s film, “Everyone dreams of being someone else… but
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Courteney Cox is set for a return to horror in the upcoming Starz pilot “Shining Vale,” and we’ve learned today via Deadline that Mira Sorvino and Merrin Dungey have also signed on. Greg Kinnear was also recently announced as part of the cast. The half-hour horror-comedy comes from “Divorce” creator Sharon Horgan and “Trial & Error” co-creator Jeff Astrof, as well
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Fresh from his work on Bloober Team’s The Medium, composer Akira Yamaoka recently sat down with Middle East-based news outlet Al-Hub in a now-deleted interview to discuss his next project. Why was it deleted? Possibly because Yamaoka’s teasing was a little too on-the-nose for one publisher named Konami. Of course, Yamaoka didn’t outright say that
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Give us your top 3 songs you’re listening to right now for some music inspiration?  “Gimme What I Want” by Miley Cyrus, “Just Like Magic” by Ariana Grande, and “HER” by Chase Atlantic. Your aesthetic is really cool, everything from the fashion to your music seems like it all has its purpose. How much time
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Midnight movie sendup Popcorn bears all the hallmarks of an ’80s horror movie. Fueled by nostalgia, the slasher features haunting vignettes, films within movies, a melodramatic killer, and a jovial tone amplified by its atypical filming location. Released on February 1, 1991, Popcorn brought the ’80s spirit into the ’90s and delivered one of the most entertaining slashers to
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Cinema has a long history with bad seeds or sociopathic children with a vicious streak. The archetype boasts no shortage of iconic children with corrupted innocence, and coming-of-angst only further compounds the potential for evil in youth. John and the Hole’s eponymous character seeks to join the ranks, but a relatively toothless fable undoes an unnerving
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