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Tag Archives: Films
Are We Monsters – Film Review – FrightFest
Director: Seb Cox Writers: Seb Cox and John Black Starring: John Black, Stefan Chanyaem, Charlotte Olivia, Jathis Sivanesan and Justin Hayward Rating: ★★★★ Seb Cox’s first feature length film, Are We Monsters, premiered at FrightFest 2021. It’s a coming-of-age tale … Continue reading
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Lair – Film Review – FrightFest
Director: Adam Ethan Crow Writer: Adam Ethan Crow Starring: Corey Johnson, Emily Haigh, Aislinn De’Ath and Alana Wallace Rating: ★½ This year has been such a great year for horror fans. So many great ones that will go down as … Continue reading
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King Knight – The Best Film About Witches Attending a High School Reunion Ever Made – FrightFest
Director: Richard Bates Jr. Writer: Richard Bates Jr. Starring: Matthew Gray Gubler, Angela Sarafyan, Andy Milonakis, Kate Comer, Nelson Franklin, Emily Chang, Johnny Pemberton, Ray Wise and Aubrey Plaza Rating: ★★★★★ King Knight starts like a fairy tale with a … Continue reading
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Sweetie, You Won’t Believe It – Film Review – Fright Fest
Director: Yernar Nurgaliyev Starring: Daniar Alshinov, Yerkebulan Daiyrov, Asel Kaliyeva and Rustem Zhaniyamanov Rating: ★★★★ If you take the sinister feeling of Deliverance and combine it with the comedy and silliness of Without a Paddle, you’ll get something close to … Continue reading
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Bad Candy – Film Review – FrightFest
Director: Scott B. Hansen and Desiree Connell Starring: Corey Taylor, Zack Galligan, Derek Russo, Kevin Wayne, Michael Aaron Milligan and Kenneth Trujillo Rating: ★★½ Bad Candy is a new horror anthology that links all of the stories together with recurring … Continue reading
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