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The scary good filmmakers leading the rise of woke horror

These days, filmmakers like Jordan Peele ('Get Out') and Gerard McMurray ('The First Purge') are utilizing woke horror tropes to explore societal issues.

by: Alan Kelly

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Chucky’s best: Ranking the most killer ‘Child’s Play’ moments

Here’s our ranking of the thirteen best moments from the 'Child’s Play' franchise that have kept us returning to the franchise for the past few decades.

by: Amy Roberts

‘What Did Jack Do?’: Everything about the Netflix David Lynch short

David Lynch, filmmaker, television creator, cinematic auteur, weird but fascinating all the same. Here’s everything to know about 'What Did Jack Do?'.

by: Bec Heim

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‘Batwoman’ S1E11 recap: “An Un-Birthday Present”

'Batwoman' may be in its freshman season, but 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' had a game-changing twist thrown at Kate Kane. Here's our S1E11 recap.

by: Bec Heim

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‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ reboot needs to do this if it wants to slay

The 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' reboot is definitely happening whether we like or not. At the very least there are a few things it can do to keep fans happy.

by: Amy Roberts

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Why ‘The Purge’ is the defining franchise of a fraught era

'The Purge' films might exploit sociopolitical issues – but like it or not, 'The Purge' movies are shaping up to be the defining franchise of the decade.

by: Amy Roberts

Lifestyle / News / Our Obsessions

‘Schitt’s Creek’ season 6: Everything you need to know so far

We want to make sure you know what has happened so far on the incredible 'Schitt's Creek' as it readies itself for its final bows.

by: Nicole Zamlout

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Why is ‘Irreversible’ still shocking 15 years later?

When Gaspar Noé’s controversial drama 'Irreversible' debuted at Cannes in 2003, it proved to be so shocking it made people leave the cinema in droves.