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‘Hypnotic’: Netflix’s Horror Movie Trailer Hypnotizes in Terrifying Ways

'Hypnotic' is a psychological horror thriller that puts hypnosis at the forefront. 'The Haunting of Hill House' actor Kate Siegel's Jenn is shown to be in serious danger in Netflix's 'Hypnotic' trailer.

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‘Shaun of the Dead’: Edgar Wright Shuts Down Hope of a Sequel

Edgar Wright's 'Shaun of the Dead' often makes horror best-of lists. It has a loyal following begging for a sequel. However, the filmmaker explains why he doesn't have an interest in returning to this story.

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RuPaul Charles Sashays Into Scripted Film and Television with Sony Pictures TV Deal

'RuPaul's Drag Race' creator RuPaul Charles is bringing more LGBTQ content to the world. But, now he's moving into the scripted film and television game with positive messages to keep changing the media landscape.

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‘There’s Someone Inside Your House’ Movie Review: Generic Small Town Slasher

'There's Someone Inside Your House' promises a teen slasher through a coming-of-age story. Unfortunately, the drama is off-target and the body count is surprisingly low.

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‘Halloween Kills’ Director Shares Why It’s Hard to Film the Michael Myers Mask

'Halloween Kills' director David Gordon Green has brought his own iteration of Michael Myers to the silver screen in his new trilogy. He explained the tricky nature of filming the iconic mask.

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‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ — VFX Supervisor Confirms Carnage’s Movement Is Based on This Predatory Arachnid

'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' VFX Supervisor Sheena Duggal explained the process of bringing the villain Carnage to life on the big screen. The terrifying symbiote is based on this predatory arachnid.

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‘V/H/S/94’ Movie Review: This VHS Tape Shows Its Wear

V/H/S/94 brings the found footage horror anthology franchise back to the land of the living since 2014’s V/H/S: Viral. The newest installment brings new and familiar directors onboard. The list includes Jennifer Reeder, Chloe Okuno, Simon Barrett, Timo Tjahjanto, and Ryan Prows, who direct a screenplay written by The Night House‘s David Bruckner. Fortunately, V/H/S/94 …

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Elvira Explains Why Horror Movies Are Good for Your Health in Netflix Video

Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, is part of the 'Netflix and Chills' special to get you in the spooky Halloween mood. She explains how horror movies are actually good for your well-being.

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Netflix Teams Up With U.N. Climate Conference for ‘Together for Our Planet’ Collection of Projects

Netflix is partnering with the U.N. Climate Conference to put together movies, television shows, and documentaries for the 'Together for Our Planet' collection. Subscribers have demonstrated an interest in more eco-friendly content.

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Here’s Why It’s Time for a James Bond Who’s Bisexual

'No Time to Die' marks actor Daniel Craig's fifth and final James Bond portrayal. The next Bond should push boundaries by being bisexual. Here's why making Bond openly LGBTQ is a good idea.

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‘The Guilty’: The Differences Between the Original and Jake Gyllenhaal’s Remake

'The Guilty' has been remade for Netflix starring Jake Gyllenhaal. It's based on a 2018 Danish movie by the same name. Here's how the two movies are different.

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‘No Time to Die’: Ana de Armas’ Paloma Deserves a James Bond Spinoff

'No Time to Die' only gives a short amount of screen time to Ana de Armas' Cuban agent Paloma. However, she steals the show and deserves a spinoff film of her own.

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‘Lamb’ Movie Review: Earnest and Intimate Folk Horror [Beyond Fest]

'Lamb' operates in the peculiar, but its storytelling explores deep themes such as mother nature and the human condition. The cast turns in stellar performances.

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‘The Guilty’ Movie Review: The Jake Gyllenhaal Netflix Thriller Is an Unnecessary Remake

'The Guilty' is an American remake of a 2018 Danish movie by the same name. Jake Gyllenhaal gives an emotional one man show, but it joins the list of unnecessary American remakes.

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Quentin Tarantino Opens Up About Foot Fetish Accusations: ‘That’s Just Good Direction’

Quentin Tarantino has been regularly teased for supposedly having a foot fetish. However, he has recently opened up about the allegations and how foot shots add to his directorial style.

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See All Six James Bonds Together, in Wax Form, at Madame Tussauds Exhibit in London

Daniel Craig's James Bond era is ending with 'No Time to Die'. Madame Tussauds London is putting together an exhibition to honor the character by bringing all six Bonds into one room in life-size wax form.

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‘No Time to Die’ Star Ben Whishaw Wants a Gay Actor to Replace Daniel Craig as James Bond: Here Are His Top 2 Picks

'No Time to Die' is Daniel Craig's final James Bond outing. Technology-savvy Q actor Ben Whishaw would love to see a British openly-gay actor play the role next. He already has two actors in mind for the part.

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‘No One Gets Out Alive’ Movie Review: Netflix’s Horror Movie Is Mike Flanagan Lite

'No One Gets Out Alive' has some effectively creepy moments, but the scares get repetitive. It has clear Mike Flanagan influences, but its horror and drama are off balance.

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How ‘The Guilty’ Director Antoine Fuqua Filmed the Netflix Movie From a Van

Netflix's 'The Guilty' is an American remake of a Danish movie. Director Antoine Fuqua directed the movie during a global pandemic entirely from a van to keep his cast and crew safe. Here's how he pulled that off.

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Banned Books Week: The Top 5 Movies Based on Banned Books

Banned Book Week is officially here, which means that it's time to look back on some of the books that have been banned and celebrate the freedom to read. Here are some of the biggest movies to come from banned books.