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in Movies, Horror Film Techniques

Everything I Needed To Know About Filmmaking I learned from The Burglar 3-D

A large, gray-furred monster's hand is in focus on the screen against a dim, yellow-toned location and a man kneeling in front of the beast. Its long claws are splattered with blood.

in Interviews

Slasher 15 Films and Kodi Films: Two Indie Horror Film Companies to Watch Out For

On the left, Brian Krause as Charles Brady in Sleepwalkers, a young, white, blonde boy with a flesh self-administered cut on his upper left arm, sitting shirtless in front of a window. He is illuminated by sunlight peeking through the blinds. On the right, Felissa Rose as Angela Baker in Return to Sleepaway Camp, a tan woman with messy dark hair. Her mouth is opened wide in an exclamation, her face illuminated by fiery light. There is a dark film peeling away from the center of her face.

in Interviews

Felissa Rose and Brian Krause Talk Horror Genre, Charmed, and More

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in Interviews, Film Festivals

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in Interviews

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in Interviews, Friday the 13th

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in Favorites

Horror and Romance Can Make an Irresistible Combination

by MD Bastek
in Uncategorized

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by Neil Gray
in Favorites

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by Mack Veltman
in Favorites, A Nightmare on Elm Street

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by Josh Sweeney
in Features

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by Horror Obsessive
in Favorites

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by Emma Gilbert
in Film Festivals

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by Josh Sweeney
in Uncategorized

The Brood Is the Messiest Divorce in Cinema

by Adam Chimeo
in Horror and Society

A Bit of “Beastly Business”: Psycho, the ’60s, and Shocked Sensibilities

by Corey Callahan

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