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By Katie Small From the Festival that brought you some of the most iconic and deeply disturbing horror flicks of the last several decades —
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by Bailey Pennick “First I might have to give a disclaimer that I might cry — and that we might all cry [right now] —
By Stephanie Ornelas Addressing war and conflict, regardless of location in the world, is always a daunting task for filmmakers when addressing the affected people
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By Stephanie Ornelas When casual meet-cutes merge with gruesome discoveries, you’re left with one fascinating recipe for a horror film. That’s what you get with
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by Bailey Pennick Progress rarely comes from staying in your comfort zone. To try is to be uncomfortable, but if you make the effort, extraordinary
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