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‘213 Bones’ Review – Hollow Horror, Barely Worth The Dig [FrightFest 2025]
Uncover the mystery behind 213 Bones, a slasher film that navigates clichés yet offers a unique charm and earnestness.
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‘Foreigner’ Review: A Darker Mean Girls With A Dash of Heathers, Carrie & Jennifer’s Body [FrightFest 2025]
While Foreigner goes off the rails too much at the end, it’s a compelling and dark portrayal of belonging, teenage struggles and immigration.
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‘Your Host’ Review – Bloody Twists, Deadly Games And A Lot Of Familiarity [FrightFest 2025]
While Miller’s script makes ‘Your Host’ feel too familiar, DW Medoff turns it into eerily game show hosted by a standout Jackie Earle Haley.
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‘Appofeniacs’ Review – Stylish Blood-Soaked Finale Saves Uneven Tech Nightmare [FrightFest 2025]
Once ‘Appofeniacs’ finds its feet, energy and bold ideas, Chris Marrs Piliero’s directional debut becomes a magnetic feast for the eyes.
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‘Faceless After Dark’ Review – A Contemporary Addition To The Revenge Thriller Pantheon [FrightFest 2023]
Descend into madness with Bowie, a young actress, as she tries to capitalize her stardom in Faceless After Dark.
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‘It Lives Inside’ Review – Scaring Is Caring [FrightFest 2023]
'It Lives Inside' finds fresh ways to scare around every dark corner; it's an essential new scare for the spooky season.
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‘Werewolf Santa’ Review – A Terribly Fun Holiday Horror Comedy [FrightFest 2023]
Lucy & the gang must save Christmas by hunting werewolf Santa. Experience the low budget comedy-horror of Airell Anthony Hayles and his talented cast.
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‘Good Boy’ Review – A Twisted Thriller With A Hint Of Romance And Voyeurism [FrightFest 2023]
While 'Good Boy' by Viljar Bøe starts quite slow, it picks up the pace gradually, resulting in a dark, unsettling and unique movie.
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‘Monolith’ Review – A Great Horror Example Of The Less-Is-More Approach [FrightFest 2023]
While there are unsolved threads, 'Monolith' is still a spooky and effective debut by Matt Vesely, thanks to the captivating Lily Sullivan.
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‘Failure!’ Review – Dour Drama Fails Compelling Concept [FrightFest 2023]
“Failure!”, well, fails to realize the potential of it’s distinctive concept. It’s better to avoid this one in light of a stacked September.