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FrightFest 2023: Eight Eyes Weaves An Intricate Web of Domineering Persistence

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FrightFest 2023: The Blue Rose is a Triumphant Tribute to David Lynch

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FrightFest 2023: The Glenarma Tapes Is a Modern Riff on The Blair Witch Project

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FrightFest 2023: Thorns’ Doug Bradley and Douglas Schulze are Anything but Prickly

by Sean Parker
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FrightFest 2023: Good Boy Puts a Unique Spin on Dogs in Horror

by JP Nunez
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FrightFest 2023: Cutthroat Politics Can Kill in Founders Day

by Sean Parker
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FrightFest 2023: My Mother’s Eyes Captures the Moral Ambiguity of Modern Tech

by JP Nunez
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FrightFest 2023: Monolith Dives Head-First into a Paranormal Mystery

by JP Nunez
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FrightFest 2023: Zombie Horror ‘Herd’ Waxes Political

by Sean Parker
in Interviews, Film Festivals

FrightFest 2023: Getting ‘Spookt’ with Tony Reames and Vanessa Ionta Wright

by Sean Parker
in Film Festivals

FrightFest 2023: Lore Invites You to Tell the Story That Scares You the Most

by JP Nunez
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FrightFest 2023: Haunted Ulster Live Puts a Haunted House on Live TV

by JP Nunez
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FrightFest2023: Thorns Is a Frustrating Mixed Bag

by JP Nunez
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FrightFest 2023: Minore Pits Monsters Against Musicians

by JP Nunez
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FrightFest 2023: To Fire You Come at Last Unlocks Dark Secrets on a Haunted Path

by JP Nunez

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