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Shane Carruth Talks The Dead Center [Interview]
In writer-director Billy Senese’s new film The Dead Center, writer-director-actor Shane Carruth (Primer, Upstream Color) stars as psychiatrist Daniel Forrester, a man of troubled disposition dr...
Daniel Isn’t Real [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Daniel Isn’t Real marks Adam Egypt Mortimer’s follow-up to the badly-received Some Kind of Hate, which infamously received no applause the year it played Frightfest (I was in the audience ...
The Perished [Frightfest 2019 Review]
The Perished is an Irish horror story about abortion so, naturally, it kicks off with some stomach-churning facts about the Magdalene laundries and the infamous Tuam babies — scandals that are u...
Why Don’t You Just Die! [Frightfest 2019 Review]
A quote from celebrated Irish writer Flann O’Brien is the last thing one would expect to precede a violent, gory Russian horror movie and yet that’s exactly how Why Don’t You Just Di...
Actress Natalia Safran Talks Annabelle Comes Home [Interview]
Actress, song writer, and high-fashion model Natalia Safran recently chatted with Wicked Horror regarding her role as The Bride in the lastest installment of the Annabelle series, Annabelle Comes Home...
Ghosts in the Darkness: A History of the Blair Witch Legend Part IV
Twenty years ago a movie was made by taking hours of found footage recorded by three missing film students and editing it into a short, cohesive narrative. This film was then released into cinemas whe...
A Good Woman is Hard to Find [Frightfest 2019 Review]
Abner Pastoll only ever had Sarah Bolger in mind for his latest film, A Good Woman is Hard to Find, and it shows; this is a major showcase for the considerable talents of the still hugely underrated I...
Our Top Picks for International Podcast Day 2019
Happy International Podcast day, dear readers! For those of you that don’t know, International Podcast day (Septemeber 30th) is a celebration of the power of podcasts. Cool, right? Well, we here...
The Drone [Frightfest 2019 Review]
The Drone comes to us courtesy of the producers behind Searching and Unfriended, but don’t let that fool you; the emphasis might be on dodgy tech once again, but the tone is decidedly less serio...