The 1973 Horror Classic Overshadowed by ‘The Exorcist’
1973 was a pretty major year for film, in general. Films like Mean Streets, Serpico, Fantastic Planet, and The Sting, among others, are still hailed as all-timers by today’s standa...
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1973 was a pretty major year for film, in general. Films like Mean Streets, Serpico, Fantastic Planet, and The Sting, among others, are still hailed as all-timers by today’s standa...
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Paolo Strippoli’s Venice competitor traces the escalating horror of a wife and mother whose fear of having a less-than-perfect family takes her to dark places.
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Possession was channelling Daphne Du Maurier from the opening shot of a decaying mansion on the hill.
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Two-time Oscar winner Jodie Foster had her first-ever top-billed leading role in the 1976 thriller The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane, and yet it remains criminally underrated...
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This classic horror film also offers a perfect mix of funny and frightening.
Hamish Linklater and Owen Teague also star in James Ashcroft’s film of Alex North’s crime novel about a series of abductions of young boys in smalltown New Jersey.
Written and directed by Hungarian Lili Horvat, the Venice premiere taps into current anxieties about what is human and what is love.
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One of the year’s most intriguing horror releases arrives in theaters this Friday, and a newly released clip puts the […]
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This Venice competition entry from director May el-Toukhy ('Queen of Hearts') revolves around a maid whose past threatens to unravel her future in the wake of World War II.
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