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Best Indie Horror of 2019

2019 was another incredible year of horror, and we've got 50 of the best indie horror films from the year you may have missed.

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Ominous Origins: Somica Spratley (Interview) ...February 17, 2020
Women in Horror Interview: Andrea Subissati ...February 17, 2020
Now Hear This: Best Albums of 2019 ...February 17, 2020

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Ominous Origins: Sarah Eikner (Interview)

We chat with the talented entreprenuer Sarah Eikner, one half of the popular brand Geeks Who Eat, where she combines her love of cooking …continue reading Ominous Origins: Sarah Eikner (Interview)

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Ominous Origins: Horrocane (Interview)

Women in Horror Month isn’t just about actresses and filmmakers, so we were thrilled to talk with Australian YouTuber and horror storyteller Horrocane (9 …continue reading Ominous Origins: Horrocane (Interview)

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Films From Beyond: Underwater (2020)

Though a box-office bomb, “Underwater” is an incredibly entertaining film that isn’t shy about what it is: a pulpy homage to Lovecraft. New Year’s …continue reading Films From Beyond: Underwater (2020)

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Women in Horror Interview: Audrey Cummings

Following the release of her outstanding third feature film, “She Never Died”, we chat with director Audrey Cummings about her career and love of …continue reading Women in Horror Interview: Audrey Cummings

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They Mostly Podcast at Night: Night of the Living Dead

In celebration of Black History Month, Chaos and Carnage revisit the lingering horror of “Night of the Living Dead”— still relevant 50 years later. A …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Night of the Living Dead

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Ominous Origins: Elizabeth McCafferty (Interview)

Our special Women in Horror spotlight series continues with the very talented and delightful British actress and filmmaker Elizabeth McCafferty (54 min) (2.19.20). Welcome …continue reading Ominous Origins: Elizabeth McCafferty (Interview)

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Women in Horror Interview: Valeria Villegas Lindvall

We talk with genre scholar Valeria Villegas Lindvall about the feminine relationship to horror and the power of the genre to challenge power structures. …continue reading Women in Horror Interview: Valeria Villegas Lindvall

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Women in Horror Interview: Kenesha Williams

In honor of Women in Horror and Black History Month, we talk with inspiring author, speaker, editor, and screenwriter Kenesha Williams. Kenesha Williams is …continue reading Women in Horror Interview: Kenesha Williams

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Tubi Tuesday: From Beyond (1986)

Barbara Crampton, Jeffery Combs and Stuart Gordon return for a second adaptation of an HP Lovecraftian classic in this week’s Tubi Tuesday. To celebrate …continue reading Tubi Tuesday: From Beyond (1986)

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Now Read This: The Science of Women in Horror

Through interviews and film analysis, “The Science of Women in Horror” uncovers the theories behind women’s most iconic roles of the genre. Releasing today, February …continue reading Now Read This: The Science of Women in Horror

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Ominous Origins: Somica Spratley (Interview)

Go behind the scenes of horror and movie magic with the incredibly talented visual effects and makeup artist, and up-and-coming filmmaker, Somica Spratley (30 …continue reading Ominous Origins: Somica Spratley (Interview)

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Women in Horror Interview: Andrea Subissati

We kick off a week-long Women in Horror interview series with with the multi-talented writer, editor, speaker, and podcast host Andrea Subissati. For Women …continue reading Women in Horror Interview: Andrea Subissati

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Now Hear This: Best Albums of 2019

After a long year, take a trip through Morbidly Beautiful’s best music of 2019. From punk to jazz and everything in between. Is this …continue reading Now Hear This: Best Albums of 2019

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