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Camp Twilight (2020) | Interview with Rick Finkelstein and Vernon Wells

October 22, 2020October 22, 2020 Eddie Caiazzo Camp Twilight, Felissa Rose, Horror, Horror Movies, Independent Film, Interview, Movies, Podcast, Podcasts, Red River Horror, slasher, Vernon Wells

Felissa Rose is no stranger to murder at an overnight camp. This time, though, she’s calling the shots as co-writer

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My Full ‘31 Days of Halloween’ List for 2020

October 6, 2020October 6, 2020 Doctor Halloween

My 2020 “31 Days of Halloween” watchlist is one I carefully, lovingly cultivated to reflect the spookiest time of year and the magical night of Halloween.

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The Call (2020) | Review

October 2, 2020October 3, 2020 Staci Layne Wilson Jeffrey Reddick, Lin Shaye, The Call

The Call takes place a few years after the disappearance of a young child who was in the care of Mrs. Cranston—the whole town, and especially the girl’s elder sister, Tonya (Erin Sanders, Six Degrees of Separation), blame the daycare worker for the tragedy.

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October 2020 Horror Preview

October 1, 2020October 3, 2020 Nick Kush Bad Hair, Hulu, Love and Monsters, Neon, Netflix, Possessor, Rebecca, Shudder, The Empty Man, The Mortuary Collection

‘Tis the season for all things spooky! A time when the best thing to do is sit on the couch,

Halloween 6 - Daniel Farrands - Red River Horror

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Halloween 6 | 25 Years Later

September 29, 2020September 22, 2020 Staci Layne Wilson Curse of Michael Myers, Daniel Farrands, Dimension Films, Halloween, Halloween 6, Horror, Horror Movies, Michael Myers, Miramax, Paul Rudd, Red River Horror

By Staci Layne Wilson Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers came out in 1995 and stands a quarter of a

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31 Days of Halloween: A Personal History

September 28, 2020October 6, 2020 Doctor Halloween Halloween, Horror Movies, Movies, October, Scary

One of the things I look forward to most all year round is cultivating the list of movies I’m going to watch every day throughout the month of October. It’s been a tradition of mine for the better half of two decades, and the act of researching, actualizing, and writing my “31 Days of Halloween” list has become inextricably linked to this ghoulish and ghostly holiday.