Tyler Doupé
📕 Out now: ‘Queer Horror: A Film Guide’👇Staff Writer @DreadCentral Managing Editor @WickedHorrorTV. Past: @RueMorgue Mag @Fangoria Mag @SyFyWire @Fandango
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2 days ago |
dreadcentral.com | Tyler Doupé
Stephen King has an unbelievable amount of influence. He has a massive social media following. And any time he shares a film, television, or literary recommendation, various outlets quickly pick up what he’s putting down and pass the news along to their audience, further amplifying the author’s substantial reach. On that very note, I have a cinematic suggestion from Stephen King to share with you. Can you even stand the excitement? King is an occasional Entertainment Weekly columnist.
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4 days ago |
comicbook.com | Tyler Doupé
The interesting thing about the David Cronenberg thriller A History of Violence is that its status as a comic book adaptation feels almost like a closely guarded secret that few are even aware of. The film’s marketing didn’t lean into the DC connection, yet much to the surprise of many, this Viggo Mortensen vehicle is an adaptation of the graphic novel of the same name released by DC-owned imprint Vertigo.
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4 days ago |
dreadcentral.com | Tyler Doupé
It’s surprising that Mike Flanagan has yet to helm a found footage film. Why do I say that? I say that because the Oculus director is a staunch supporter of the aforementioned filmmaking technique and has historically praised plenty of features shot in the POV filmmaking style. Flanagan keeps a running Letterboxd list that features his favorite horror films, and a surprising number of the selections are found footage.
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5 days ago |
dreadcentral.com | Tyler Doupé
If you’ve ever flown anywhere, you’re familiar with airplane lavatories. Like a recreational vehicle, commercial jets keep waste contained onboard, mixing the sewage with a blue disinfectant chemical that helps keep things as sanitary as possible. At high altitudes, the unsightly mixture of human excrement and disinfectant freezes and turns into what those in the aviation business call ‘blue ice.’It’s unheard of for an aircraft to dump the contents of its waste tank mid-flight.
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5 days ago |
dreadcentral.com | Tyler Doupé
There’s something undeniably appealing about subversive, boundary-pushing horror cinema. It’s cathartic to see filmmakers deal with heavy themes in a safe space. The Richard Bates Jr. film Excision very much fits that mold. This brutal, under-seen indie is a grisly nightmare of a film I’ve only watched a handful of times to date, but it’s imprinted in my brain like I just watched it yesterday.
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