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How to Blow Up a Pipeline
★★★★★ | How to get on a watch list: The Movie
In Cinemas
Project Wolf Hunting
★★★★★ | Put your Seoul into it
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Brooklyn 45
★★★★ | A Christmas miracle
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Hundreds of Beavers
★★★★★ | Leave it to Beavers
In Cinemas
Spiral
★★★★ | Suburban nightmare
Interview
Andy Mitton & Richard W. King talk about ghost stories and the terror of COVID
I spoke with Andy Mitton and Richard W. King about the horrors of the pandemic.
In Cinemas
The Harbinger
★★★★ | Isolated terror
Festivals
Night Visions Maximum Halloween 3022
The best films to see at Night Visions Maximum Halloween 3022.
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Lola
★★★★★ | Time and space oddity
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What Josiah Saw will leave you profoundly shaken
(This is part of our Night Visions Back to Basics 2022 festival coverage. Check out details on screenings for What Josiah Saw here.) Somewhere in the bible belt is a weather-beaten old farm. It barely stands, more spiteful than proud. Inside, the sole occupants, a scraggly father, and his mentally
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Upurga is folk-horror at its finest
(This is part of our Night Visions Back to Basics 2022 festival coverage. You can check details on Upurga’s screenings from here.) It’s hard to upend tropes. More often than not, the result ends up feeling smug. Like you’re condescending to the very material you’re trying
Holy Shit!
Holy Shit! is in perfectly bad taste
This is part of our Night Visions Back to Basics 2022 festival coverage. You can check out more details about Holy Shit! and its screenings here. There’s a thin line between good taste, bad taste, and bad taste that goes right back to good taste. Holy Shit!, the feature
