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MaXXXine, Ti West’s new film, opens Sept. 16

Baghead (2023) Horror Film: When terror simply doesn’t work, there’s little to see

Deadly Friend (1986) A Charming Horror Film by Wes Craven: Embracing that ’80s Scare (Already Touching on AI)

Stopmotion (2023). Movie Review: Animated Horror Rhythm

Cold Fish (2010) | Film Review: Blending comedy, tragedy, horror, and thriller

As the Gods Will (2014) – An original Japanese horror film: escape rooms, comedy, and a touch of gore

The Rope Curse 3 (2023) – Horror Movie on Netflix. Review: A worthy third installment that once again provides a well-paced and atmospheric horror setting

The Rope Curse (2018) Movie Review: A Good Horror Film That Knows How to Impress

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