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CRIMSON PEAK Review – Ghosts and Deception Make an Interesting Marriage
Samantha Mannion says Guillermo del Toro’s Crimson Peak explores relationships, dark secrets, desire, and deceit. Director Guillermo del...

SUSPIRIA Review – Argento Melds the Macabre and Supernatural with Cinematic Glamor
Sarah Kirk says Suspiria is a gruesome and elegant amalgamation of visuals with striking cinematography and kaleidoscopic lighting....

ETHERIA FILM NIGHT Review – An Amalgamation of Imaginative Horror Shorts
Sarah Kirk says Etheria Film Night highlights new horror talent while also giving a platform to women's voices. [THIS REVIEW CONTAINS...

SHARK BAIT Review – Spring Breakers Remind Us it’s Never Safe to Go Back in the Water
Breanna Lucci says Shark Bait is an entertaining thriller with a few fun, dynamic characters, well-timed jump scares, and gore. You might...

GLORIOUS Review – An Excessively Gory Glory Hole of Cosmic Horror
Brant Lewis says Rebekah McKendry’s Glorious is a wonderfully delirious rollercoaster. Breakups can be challenging, but can they be as...

SUPERHOST Review – A Host Will Do Anything For A Killer Review
Savannah Chess says Superhost boasts a wicked female antagonist facing off against a travel blogging duo in a bizarre popularity contest....

COME TRUE Review – Psychological Horror That Delves into the Power of Dreams
Jaclyn Bartlett says Come True’s eye-catching cinematography and thought-provoking plot provide a unique take on a somewhat overused...

A BANQUET Review – Exploring Intergenerational Matriarchal Trauma Through Mild Body Horror
Megan Borns says A Banquet is a beautifully shot thriller with powerful messages about familial ties that juggles too many themes. Ruth...

WHAT JOSIAH SAW Review – Familial Trauma, Long-Kept Secrets, and a Hint of Farmhouse Horror
Breanna Lucci says What Josiah Saw depicts a haunting world where the only thing scarier than the dead is the living. [THIS REVIEW...

MOLOCH Review – Nico van den Brink Intimately Weaves Together Fear and Dutch Folklore
Sarah Kirk calls Moloch psychologically disturbing and an exposition of Dutch culture, filled with death and tragedy. In Moloch, family...

STRANGER THINGS Review – Season Four and The Rise of Vecna, Master of the Spider Throne
Brianna Geiger says that the fourth season of Stranger Things is the darkest, most violent, and gore-filled of the series. Does anyone...

GOOD MADAM Review – Reclaiming and a Character Driven Exploration of Post-Apartheid South Africa
Savannah Chess says Good Madam is a socially conscious horror film illustrating colonialism's problematic past and present. Jenna Cato...

TENEBRAE Review - Dario Argento's Giallo classic is Grisly and Darkly Humorous
Ten Backe celebrates Dario Argento's stylish Giallo masterpiece Tenebrae's 40 years of thrilling terror. Giallo master Dario Argento...

CANDY Review – Tightly Wound Housewives are a Recipe for Murder
Samantha Mannion calls the Hulu Original limited series Candy a slow-burning exploration of toxic female friendships. The Hulu Original...

SHE WILL Review – You Can Only Bury Your Trauma for So Long
Breanna Lucci says She Will is an artfully crafted story about patriarchal abuse and female empowerment. Charlotte Colbert should be...

FEAR STREET: PART THREE - 1666 – The Devil Has Come, and a Curse is Uncovered
Sarah Kirk says Fear Street 1666 is an intriguing installment loaded with gore, horrific atrocities, and super soakers. Fear Street: Part...
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[CFF 2022] WULVER’S STANE Review - A Bizarre and Beautiful Hunger
Jaclyn Barlett says with alluring cinematography and a surreal structure, Wulver’s Stane is a captivating work of art. Written and...
![[CFF 2022] TENNESSEE AND REGIONAL FILMMAKER SHOWCASE Review - Exceptional Horror and Genre Shorts](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0048f1_3ed8412b02504b9596b8574bf5ef28a0~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_191,h_144,fp_0.50_0.50,q_90,enc_auto/0048f1_3ed8412b02504b9596b8574bf5ef28a0~mv2.jpg)
[CFF 2022] TENNESSEE AND REGIONAL FILMMAKER SHOWCASE Review - Exceptional Horror and Genre Shorts
Ashley Anderson says this showcase includes a delightful collection of thrillers, comedies, fear, and surprises. Short films allow...
![[CFF 2022] DANGEROUS VISIONS VOLUME TWO Review - A Horror and Genre Shorts Showcase](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0048f1_cf895722396e40ada8af4c3aca9cb1fa~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_191,h_144,fp_0.50_0.50,q_90,enc_auto/0048f1_cf895722396e40ada8af4c3aca9cb1fa~mv2.jpg)
[CFF 2022] DANGEROUS VISIONS VOLUME TWO Review - A Horror and Genre Shorts Showcase
E.L. King says the Dangerous Visions Volume Two showcase of horror and genre shorts at the Chattanooga Film Festival takes us to other...
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[CFF 2022] DANGEROUS VISIONS VOLUME ONE Review - A Horror and Genre Shorts Showcase
Sammy Mannion says the Dangerous Visions Volume One showcase of horror and genre shorts at Chattanooga Film Festival is deeply moving,...
![[CFF 2022] GUTS Review - A Horror Comedy with Delightful Workplace Gore](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0048f1_387ff35d94c94ef99391c243aed517be~mv2.png/v1/fill/w_191,h_144,fp_0.50_0.50,enc_auto/0048f1_387ff35d94c94ef99391c243aed517be~mv2.png)
[CFF 2022] GUTS Review - A Horror Comedy with Delightful Workplace Gore
Ashley Anderson says the satire in Guts is a reprieve from its gruesome moments. Guts, written and directed by Chris McInroy, is a...
![[CFF 2022] CRUISE Review - A Deeper Look at the Other End of the Phone Line](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0048f1_c2dd4362d65c49938b30c26a181b5b84~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_191,h_144,fp_0.50_0.50,q_90,enc_auto/0048f1_c2dd4362d65c49938b30c26a181b5b84~mv2.jpg)
[CFF 2022] CRUISE Review - A Deeper Look at the Other End of the Phone Line
Ashley Anderson says the relatability of receiving unwanted spam calls creates the uncertain potential for Cruise’s realism. Cruise is...
![[CFF 2022] NIGHT SHIFT Review - Misogyny is Thicker than Wood Pulp](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0048f1_b1136619f81d4d46950a08effc11fcfb~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_191,h_144,fp_0.50_0.50,q_90,enc_auto/0048f1_b1136619f81d4d46950a08effc11fcfb~mv2.jpg)
[CFF 2022] NIGHT SHIFT Review - Misogyny is Thicker than Wood Pulp
Breanna Lucci says Night Shift is a layered story that exposes the ugly side of our patriarchal society. Written and directed by...
![[CFF 2022] MYSTERY SPOT Review - An Eerie Roadside Attraction Brings Strangers and Secrets Together](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0048f1_52358c0c6d2b4712a680998275e48a0b~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_191,h_144,fp_0.50_0.50,q_90,enc_auto/0048f1_52358c0c6d2b4712a680998275e48a0b~mv2.jpg)
[CFF 2022] MYSTERY SPOT Review - An Eerie Roadside Attraction Brings Strangers and Secrets Together
Ashley Anderson says Mystery Spot is an interesting story with a confusing and unsatisfying ending. If there is anything to learn from...
![[CFF 2022] CUBED ROW Review - An Invasion of the Surreal](https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0048f1_44426495e2f1434b81adb3f9b4e6c6b6~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_191,h_144,fp_0.50_0.50,q_90,enc_auto/0048f1_44426495e2f1434b81adb3f9b4e6c6b6~mv2.jpg)
[CFF 2022] CUBED ROW Review - An Invasion of the Surreal
Jaclyn Bartlett says Cubed Row offers a captivating experience, creating a unique world through its stunning visual elements. The science...