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Black Mirror S6: a journey into the unknown hits Netflix this June 2023 (trailer).
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Black Mirror S6: a journey into the unknown hits Netflix this June 2023 (trailer).

Lights! Camera! Action! And most definitely, apprehension! Prepare yourselves, fellow reality-questioners, because Charlie Brooker’s cryptic brainchild, Black Mirror, is making

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The Walking Dead: Dead City - the Big Apple's undead core? (trailer).
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The Walking Dead: Dead City – the Big Apple’s undead core? (trailer).

SFcrowsnest readers, brace yourself for a brain-munching extravaganza like no other. The relentless undead saga continues with The Walking Dead:

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Meg 2: The Trench: because one giant dinosaur shark just wasn't enough (film trailer).
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Meg 2: The Trench: because one giant dinosaur shark just wasn’t enough (film trailer).

In a world where oversized prehistoric sharks are in short supply and we need more Jason Statham doing his hard-man-against-the-odds

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Beau Is Afraid (weird fantasy film: trailer).
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Beau Is Afraid: where normalcy waves its white flag? (Mark Kermode film review).

SFcrowsnest readers, we’re here to announce the birth of a new cinematic genre: surrealistic tragicomedy horror. Yes, you heard it

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We Have A Ghost (2023) : a film review by Mark R. Leeper

‘We Have a Ghost’ is a family-friendly horror-comedy with a PG-13 rating. This amusing tale revolves around a family that

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Midsommar (2019) : a film review by Mark R. Leeper

  In ‘Midsommar’, three friends travel to Sweden to observe the midsummer festival at the farm/commune of another of their

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Penny Dreadful: City Of Angels (TV series DVD review)

I knew from the start that ‘Penny Dreadful: City Of Angels’ wasn’t going to have much in common with the

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Hellboy: The Crooked Man and Others - a collection of fairytales gone wild? (comic-book retrospective).
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Hellboy: The Crooked Man and Others – a collection of fairytales gone wild? (comic-book retrospective).

Once upon a time, in the dark and twisted world of Hellboy, there was a collection of stories so utterly

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Full Circle: The Haunting Of Julia (1976) (film review).

The 1978 film ‘Full Circle: The Haunting Of Julia’ has a dual name, although the BFI notes it with both.

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Evil Dead Rise: a demonic family reunion? (horror film review: video).
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Evil Dead Rise: a demonic family reunion? (horror film review: video).

If you thought family gatherings were a nightmare, wait until you see what the estranged sisters in Evil Dead Rise

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