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Sharks Aren’t the Scariest Thing in the Sea-Bound, Super Thriller ‘Dangerous Animals’

Sharks Aren’t the Scariest Thing in the Sea-Bound, Super Thriller ‘Dangerous Animals’

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

“Dangerous Animals” stars Jai Courtney as an Australian boat captain who likes feeding his female customers to sharks and videotaping it, while also offering little brainy speeches about the nature of makos, mosquitos or sailfish while toying with his prey.See the Story

‘Clown in a Cornfield’ Slashes Onto VOD Today

Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland

‘Clown in a Cornfield’ Slashes Onto VOD Today

If you missed Clown in the Cornfield in theaters — which earned IFC its biggest opening weekend ever with $3.6 million last month — it’s now available on VOD for rent ($19.99) or purchase ($24.99). Based on Adam Cesare‘s 2020 novel of the same name, the slasher film is directed by Eli Craig (Tucker and Dale vs Evil) from a script he co-wrote with Carter Blanchard. Quinn and her father have just moved to the quiet town of Kettle Springs hoping fo…See the Story

FILM REVIEW: Cannibal Mukbang (2023)

Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast

FILM REVIEW: Cannibal Mukbang (2023)

Cannibal Mukbang - New Release Review Director: Aimee Kuge Starring: April Consalo, Nate Wise, Clay von Carlowitz, Madeleine Ours Written...Read Article

Interview with Popeye the Slayer Man star Jason Robert Stephens

Welcome to Fright Club! To mark the upcoming UK digital release of 'Popeye The Slayer Man', our spinach munching slayer, Jason Robert Stephens, reflects on the challenges of portraying the iconic cartoon hero, being compared to Jason Statham and hints at a ‘Popeye’ sequel.Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

FILM REVIEW: Consecration (2023)

Welcome to Fright Club! The first, and maybe only thing that stands out about 'Consecration' is how it's shot. It has a beautiful and brooding hue that brings a bit of realism to it. Almost kitchen sink drama like. Despite the overall impressive look of the film, the plot just sort of disintegrates as it progresses into the final act. It's clear it's all trying to build up to a powerful and shocking reveal and it just didn't deliver for me.Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

Fear Street: Prom Queen Review

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

When critiquing a movie – not a film, a movie – like Fear Street: Prom Queen, it helps to approach it with a generous spirit. Shallow characters, predictable storylines, wooden performances, “high schoolers” in their mid-30s: All of these can be forgivable, even charming, in the context of an ’80s-set teen slasher. But certain rules have to be followed in order to receive this grace, the most important of which is that the kill scenes have to de…Barbie · Shadyside See the Story

[KING'S CORNER] Stand By Me (1986)

Welcome to Fright Club! There is no doubt that 'Stand By Me' is one of the greatest films adapted from a Stephen King story thanks not only to the incredible performances and chemistry of the four boys but in how Reiner retains the honesty and authenticity of King's story to the point that you feel like you are the fifth member of their gang.Stephen King · Belfast Read Article

[Blu-Ray] FILM REVIEW: Four Flies On Grey Velvet

Welcome to Fright Club! There's nothing quite like watching a Dario Argento picture, particularly those early, experimental features. 'Four Flies on Grey Velvet' was originally released in 1971 just a few years before Argento's epic run of masterpieces and although this one tends to get overlooked, it still leaves a lasting impression. Famously Part 3 of his "Animal Trilogy". Watch it as Argento intended all his films to be watched, in complete …Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast Read Article

Blu-ray Review -The House of the Devil (2009)

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Blu-ray Review -The House of the Devil (2009) The House of the Devil, 2009. Directed by Ti West. Starring Jocelin Donahue, Tom Noonan, Mary Woronov, AJ Bowen, Dee Wallace, Brenda Cooney, and Greta Gerwig. SYNOPSIS: A university student accepts a babysitting job that turns out not to be quite what was advertised. Harking back to an era when these types of movies were […] Read the original post on Fl…Belfast, United Kingdom · Belfast See the Story

'The Ugly Stepsister' Movie Review: The Cinderella Story Gets A New Take

In the marketing material of the Nordic horror movie The Ugly Stepsister, the first thing you see is “Bridgerton meets The Substance.” There is no better way to describe this body horror that, underneath all the gore, reflects the remarkable reality of beauty standards. If you can tell by the title (somehow it didn’t strike me), the film turns the fairy tale Cinderella around by giving us the point of view of the “ugly” stepsister. All Elvira ha…See the Story

FILM REVIEW: Fréwaka (2024)

Welcome to Fright Club! Aislinn Clarke's sophomore feature film is a claustrophobic and unsettling nightmare that works as a testimonial to tales of Irish folklore and shines a light on the gorgeous yet haunting Gaeilge.Ireland · Ireland Read Article

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