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Has the Time Come to Stop ‘Eating the Rich’?

Apple TV’s new cheeky comfort show, ‘Your Friends and Neighbors,’ offers a self-reflective and delightful alternative

Apr 14

Has the Time Come to Stop ‘Eating the Rich’?

Apr 14

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‘The Mothman Prophecies’ and The Frisson of the Paranormal

The disquieting yet riveting thrill of believing in supernatural entities

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‘The Mothman Prophecies’ and The Frisson of the Paranormal

2d ago

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Half the World Might Lose Their S**t When ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’ Hits Netflix

Controversy and outrage are practically a guarantee with this season

Sep 30

Half the World Might Lose Their S**t When ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’ Hits Netflix

Sep 30

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‘Sovereign:’ The Fatal Faith in Believing You’re Always Right

Conquering the mind, destroying the soul

Sep 3

‘Sovereign:’ The Fatal Faith in Believing You’re Always Right

Sep 3

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Finding a Kindred Spirit in the Deep Depths of Despair

The poignant and fortuitous bond between strangers: ‘Lake George’

May 3

Finding a Kindred Spirit in the Deep Depths of Despair

May 3

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The Exquisite Eeriness of Bird Horrors Part III: ‘Cuckoo’

Bringing my series to a close with Tilman Singer’s deliciously deranged horror mystery that caws its way inside your head

Apr 25

The Exquisite Eeriness of Bird Horrors Part III: ‘Cuckoo’

Apr 25

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‘Hostel’ and The Chainsaw Politics of Comeuppance

In 2006, Eli Roth served up toxic masculinity and then gouged its eye out

Apr 6

‘Hostel’ and The Chainsaw Politics of Comeuppance

Apr 6

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How We Made Brands Out of Physical and Mental Illnesses

Disease Debauchery: ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’

Mar 28

How We Made Brands Out of Physical and Mental Illnesses

Mar 28

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‘Common Side Effects’ — A Psychedelic Delicacy

This world could use some healing

Mar 19

‘Common Side Effects’ — A Psychedelic Delicacy

Mar 19

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‘The Hills Have Eyes’ and the Boundary-Pushing Evolution of Schlock Horrors

Alexandre Aja’s 2006 remake isn’t nearly as shocking as it once was. Why?

Mar 12

‘The Hills Have Eyes’ and the Boundary-Pushing Evolution of Schlock Horrors

Mar 12

Akos Peterbencze

Akos Peterbencze

Freelance Grinder. TV Freak. Film lover. Regular contributor at Paste Magazine. SUBSTACK: https://thescreen.substack.com/

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