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The Final Day of Spring

By Gingy Gibson • August 31st, 2018

A look into a story about getting to choose your own end and the legacy you leave behind.

So Long, Summer Days

By Gingy Gibson • August 17th, 2018

Some people just aren’t worth your time. So why can’t we cut them off?

A womans face is illustrated into the blue silhouette of a house, a piercing red coming from the opening door.

Remothered: Tormented Fathers perpetuates horror’s harmful anti-trans stereotypes

By Bryan Cebulski • August 15th, 2018

Horror about sex and gender shouldn’t be off limits. But Remothered: Tormented Fathers isn’t even about sex and gender.

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Wanted: Dragon

By Gingy Gibson • August 10th, 2018

Why save the kingdom when you could conquer it?

If the Devil Is to Exist in This World, It Cannot Look Like a Devil

By Orrin Grey • July 6th, 2018

Orrin Grey digs up Toho’s “Bloodthirsty Trilogy,” three Japanese vampire films that underscore the influence of Hammer films while showcasing the potential for Japan’s horror film future.

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Don’t Use Cultural Emblems as Cheap Set Pieces

By Gingy Gibson • July 6th, 2018

Woodstock 1969, in contrast, treats the entire festival as a backdrop for a lackluster lesbian love story, ignoring the social, political, and especially artistic aspects of the time that allowed Woodstock to come about and be so memorable in the first place.