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Jane Schoenbrun Wanted Camp Miasma’s 4-Minute Slasher Sequence to Feel Like Being 12 at a Sleepover
Minor spoiler, I guess, but there’s an extended sequence of slashing in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Misama. Writer/director Jane Schoenbrun says it’s “by far the most ambitious thing I’ve endeavored to do cinematically to date.” They go on to say: “Shooting it in the way we did, the way we see it, isn’t…
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Anna Faris Thought She Was “Being Put Out To Pasture,” but Recent Events Have Restored Her Confidence in Herself
By the time Anna Faris left the TV series Mom after seven seasons, she felt like her career was heading toward its end. “I was, in hindsight, I think pretty depressed,” Faris said on the Dear Chelsea podcast. She felt like she was being “put out to pasture” in a “slow aging actress retirement.” She…
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DAGR Is Now Streaming Free on FoundTV
Dagr follows Thea and Louise, to content creators who create videos that mix activism with petty crime. Their current video shoot is intended to be a robin-hood-style heist where they’ll steal items from a mansion to give to the poor. But once they arrive at the location, they become the target of a mysterious presence.…
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The ‘Fatal Attraction’ Director Says There’s One Frame of Michael Douglas’ Balls in the Movie: “It’s So Quick You Didn’t See It.”
Michael Douglas wasn’t wearing anything under his pants during the famous kitchen scene in “Fatal Attraction,” and the fumbling that followed left “one frame, one frame only, of his balls” in the finished movie. Director Adrian Lyne told the story at an Aug. 13 screening, explaining he shot the scene over a sink instead of…
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Josh Brolin Says He Called His Agent After One Day on Ridley Scott’s New Film and Begged to Quit: “Something’s Really Wrong And I’ve Got To Get The F— Out Of Here.”
Ridley Scott’s filmmaking process rattled Josh Brolin so badly that he panicked one day into filming “The Dog Stars.” He calmed down eventually, but he still calls the director’s method “stratospherically creative and stratospherically dangerous.” Brolin told Empire Magazine he “got really scared” during his first day on the post-apocalyptic sci-fi, enough to call his…
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Kevin Bacon Calls His New Horror Movie with Wife Kyra Sedgwick and Their Kids “Our Love Letter To Horror, To Independent Film And Most Of All Family.”
Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick have made a horror-comedy with their two grown kids, and they cast the whole family as a filmmaking clan whose fake slasher turns real. It’s the couple’s first time directing a feature together. “Family Movie” follows the Smiths, a family shooting a low-budget horror flick called “Blood Moon,” until a…
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A Novelization of Onlyfangs Is Available Right Now!
Paul Ragsdale, the writer and co-director of the vampire comedy OnlyFangs, just released a novelization of the film! Paul wrote it himself, and he says it digs deeper into certain aspects of the story. OnlyFangs premiered in late 2025, and it went on to find success with fans of fun indie horror-comedies. The movie takes…
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Folk Horror Film ‘Blood Shine’ Is So Intense One Premiere Attendee Lost Consciousness and Had to Be Hospitalized
There are horror movies that make you jump, and then there are horror movies that reportedly send someone to the emergency room. The new folk horror film “Blood Shine” appears to be the latter. A woman watching the movie at its Los Angeles premiere became unresponsive during one of its most intense scenes and had…
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Two New Horror Movies Hit Theaters Today, August 21
Two very different frights arrive in theaters today: one is the sixth chapter of a franchise that turned “The Further” into a household nightmare, the other a debut director’s road trip into a more subtle kind of terror. First up is It Ends, a liminal road-trip horror from Neon. The feature debut of director Alexander…
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Chris Hansen Says He Had Nothing to Do with the Robert Pattinson Movie, and A24 Hasn’t Even Let Him See It Yet
Chris Hansen didn’t find out that a movie about his work was being made until the cameras had already stopped rolling. According to the “To Catch a Predator” host, A24 has offered him a private screening of the film — but as of now, he still hasn’t been shown a single frame. The A24 drama…
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Dolph Lundgren Started Making a Documentary About His Career, Then He Was Told He Had Three Years Left to Live
Don’t worry, Dolph says that he is now cancer-free. But the life-changing drama of when he was told that he had two to three years to live because of kidney cancer completely reshaped the documentary Dolph: Unbreakable. “They came to me back in 2020 during COVID, and we started shooting footage,” Lundgren told Entertainment Weekly.…
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Marlon Wayans Says the ‘Dismantling of the Weinstein Regime’ Is Why He Came Back to ‘Scary Movie’ After 25 Years
After 25 years, the Wayans family is back in the Scary Movie franchise. Scary Movie 6 opened to $54 million and closed out its theatrical run with more than $230 million globally before landing its streaming date. It will hit Paramount+ on Sept. 3. It’s the first entry since “Scary Movie 2” to involve the…
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Shudder Is Loading Up Its ‘Season of Screams’ with More Than 20 New and Classic Horror Titles, from All Four ‘Psycho’ Movies to a Fresh ‘V/H/S’ Installment
Shudder’s Season of Screams stacks the fall calendar with a horror premiere nearly every Friday from September through Halloween. Between the classics is a run of brand-new originals, including the ninth V/H/S movie and a Halloween special going out live. Shudder is dropping a new original film almost every Friday this fall, starting with Parasomnia…
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Emmy Rossum Is Hunting a Killer Who Targets Men, and ‘Furious’ Won’t Let You Decide How to Feel About That
Hulu’s Furious isn’t particularly subtle about the questions it wants you to sit with—and that seems to be the point. Created by Elizabeth Meriwether, the mind behind New Girl and The Dropout, the eight-episode thriller stars Emmy Rossum as FBI agent Alice Black, who becomes consumed by the hunt for a female serial killer targeting…
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Hayden Panettiere Called Her First Mushroom Trip, a Glamping Night with Her Scream 4 Castmates, One of the Funniest and Most Carefree Experiences of Her Life
During Hayden Panettiere’s last known public outing, she was laughing about something that happened during Scream 4 (2011). Cameras caught her at LaGuardia on May 20, 2026, the day after her memoir “This Is Me: A Reckoning” hit shelves, and she waved off questions about its most talked-about moments while walking through the terminal with…
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Is Set 53 Years Ago Today
53 years ago today was the worst day of Sally Hardesty’s life. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre didn’t reach theaters until October 1974, but the events it depicts are set on August 18, 1973 — which is why fans and filmmakers now mark August 18 as “Chain Saw Day.” Directed by Tobe Hooper, the film…
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The ‘Friday the 13th’ Prequel ‘Crystal Lake’ Has “Blood Everywhere,” Says Star Linda Cardellini
The gore in Crystal Lake is practical, not digital, and star Linda Cardellini says shooting some scenes got so bloody it made her wish for CGI. “There’s a couple of gory moments on set that were very practical that were pretty gross. Blood everywhere at one point,” she told Variety. Produced by A24, Crystal Lake…
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The ‘Scream’ Cast Is Mourning Hayden Panettiere, “A Brave And Brilliant Soul”
Hayden Panettiere played horror fan Kirby Reed in the Scream movies. She injected the franchise with heart and like Hayden in real life, her character was a ferocious survivor. Her castmates are now mourning this incredible loss. “Hayden should still be here,” Melissa Barrera told USA Today. “I feel so incredibly lucky that I got…