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‘Birdeater’ directors Jack Clark and Jim Weir and stars Mackenzie Fearnley and Shabana Azeez on masculinity in Australia.
Things Will Be Different is smart low-budget sci-fi at its finest, never overcomplicated but always conscious of emotional impact.
We spoke with Oddity director Damian Mc Carthy about making the scariest movie of 2024 and that terrifying wooden man.
Committed performances and stunning cinematography help ‘The Uninvited’ overcome a script full of overwrought monologues.
The final act of ‘It’s What’s Inside’ alone makes it worth checking out this trippy, body-swap movie for a new generation.
There are glimpses of exciting commentary in ‘Hood Witch’, but ultimately the film is never as interesting as the idea it embodies.
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We spoke with the minds behind ‘Dead Mail’ about crafting a very 80s-feeling film, the Midwest, and eating ice cream on the floor.
Dread Central spoke with Benjamin Finkel about his new deeply personal film ‘Family’, its catharsis, and how to write good trauma horror.
‘Azrael’ is an attempt to strip down horror to its very bones where the very basics of the genre wind up being examined.
Birdeater is the epitome of uncomfortable Australian cinema. So of course it’s a must-see. Read our full review on Dread Central.
‘Hunting Daze’ is uncomfortable, funny, and nauseating all in the same breath, a much-needed inversion of the bachelor party film.
