31 Horror Days of Halloween – ‘Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon’ Breaks the Mold for Meta-Horror
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31 Horror Days of Halloween – ‘Friday the 13th – Part IV: The Final Chapter’ Remains The Grand-Daddy of the Slashers
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Fantastic Fest 2022: ‘Vesper’ Among the Best Indie Sci-Fi Features of the Decade
While many imagine futuristic worlds require expensive sets and massive special effects, there’s been a long thriving indie sci-fi industry. Stripping down on the spectacle allows most directors to focus…
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Fantastic Fest 2022: ‘Swallowed’ Highlights Queer Body Horror
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Fantastic Fest 2022: ‘A Life on the Farm’ Foregrounds Earnest Amateurism
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8. Halloween Horror Nights 31 (2022) at Universal Orlando Resort!! – Bela Lugosi’s Undead
- 8. Halloween Horror Nights 31 (2022) at Universal Orlando Resort!!
- 7. X (2022) & Pearl (Preview) – Directed by Ti West
- 6. May (2002) – Directed by Lucky McKee
- 5. The Thing (1982) – Directed by John Carpenter, He’s Watching (2022) & Glorious (2022)
- 4 – Halloween Horror Nights 31 & Satan’s Slave (2017) – Directed by Joko Anwar
Sunshine State Cineplex 