Miike Takashi Talks Japanese Horror, Extreme Violence, Audience Reactions: Movie Theaters Offered Sick Bags to Audience Members
Miike Takashi and producer Misako Saka on women in Japanese film industry, 'cheap' horror budgets and not being 'conscious' of audiences.
'The Phantom of the Opera,' 100 this year, is feted with art exhibit
When "The Phantom of the Opera" premiered, 100 years ago, the term "horror film" didn't exist. "Spook melodrama," it was ...
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SBIFF Charges Ahead: The Art of Doubt and Non-Linear Storylines
Ralph Fiennes tribute and a host of international films from points near and far highlight Day 3 of the Santa Barbara ...
When Nora Ephron Met Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger: Meet Horror’s New Iconic Killer in ‘Heart Eyes’
Heart Eyes' director Josh Ruben talks about combining Nora Ephron and 'Friday the 13th' to make an iconic killer for a new ...
The Horror Comedy Is the Genre of Our Moment
No genre feels more suited to the current national mood than violent comedy, so it’s thoughtful of Hollywood to have arranged ...
What to stream: Bridget Jones returns, 'Yellowjackets' reappears and Alessia Cara sings about love
Renée Zellweger returning to one of her most indelible roles in “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy” and Questlove offering the ...
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R-Rated Psychological Horror On Hulu Reveals The Dangers Of Art
Have you ever watched a movie so grimy and disgusting that the only way to recover from your viewing experience … Continue reading "R-Rated Psychological Horror On Hulu Reveals The Dangers Of Art" ...
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"I Did Not Get Into Filmmaking To Become A Politician": Terrifier Director Issues Statement About Politics In Horror Franchise After Art The Clown Actor's Social Media Posts
Damien Leone clarifies that Terrifier is not a political franchise after Art the Clown actor David Howard Thornton's divisive social media posts.