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Two young women lay on a bed together. The woman on the left has darker skin and brunette hair, laying on her side. She has one arm wrapped around the second woman, who is blonde and wearing a white collared shirt. Various cables can be seen behind them.

VIFF 2021 REVIEW: How ‘The Scary of Sixty-First’ (2021) Red Pills its Audience

By: Jennifer Maxwell 23rd Oct 202123rd Oct 2021

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New wave body horror goes IRL in Dasha Nekrasova’s impressive directorial debut.

Finn sits against the corner of a wall, with the rest of the core cast of characters anxiously awaiting something that's around the corner

REVIEW: ‘Werewolves Within’ (2021) Promises Innovation But Is Barely Competent

By: Ceridwen Millington 15th Sep 202116th Sep 2021

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‘Werewolves Within’ is watchable at points but will disappoint anyone who hopes it could reach the potential of its ludicrous concept.

INTERVIEW: Meghan Weinstein, Kasia Szarek, and Shantell Yasmine Abeydeera Talk ‘The Influencer’

By: notmckinzie 14th Sep 202116th Sep 2021

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One of our editors, McKinzie Smith, hopped on Zoom to talk to ‘The Influencer’ director Meghan Weinstein, as well as the film’s stars Kasia Szarek and Shantell Yasmine Abeydeera.

REVIEW: ‘The Influencer’ (2021) Questions Internet Celebrity Morality

By: notmckinzie 14th Sep 202116th Sep 2021

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What ‘The Influencer’ understands is that posting will not save us. Salvation has to come from elsewhere, if it will come at all.

Revisiting Wes Craven’s ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ (1984) and Horror’s Obsession with the Female Mind

By: Mariana Delgado 10th Jul 20218th Jul 2021

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“What remains brutally unwavering is the violence inflicted on female characters and its link to male fantasy and desire.”

Image still from the sci-fi film Undergods. A wide-shot of a ruined, cold and blue-tinged apocalyptic landscape, full of burnt, crumbling buildings stretching into the sky. A lone vehicle drives through the middle of a long and empty road.

REVIEW: Chino Moya’s ‘Undergods’ (2021) is a Humorously Bleak Sci-fi Warning of a Future Already Here

By: Kevin Woodley 14th May 202112th May 2021

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Undergods firmly wants you to feel every inch of its bizarre horror landscape of a future that might not only be around the corner but is already here.