This spooky season, Jake Shears, Claybourne Elder, and Ali Louis Bourzgui share the art of making audiences terrified of (and ...

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Identity-based horror lets us experience fear from different perspectives. By centering inclusivity, horror can take on a whole new meaning.

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Richer talks with filmmaker Malin Barr about Sauna Sickness, her AFI FEST psychological thriller exploring gaslighting.

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"Clayface" is a B-movie, body horror tale devoid of superhero flair and severely lacking in the scares department.

Clayface delivers disturbing DC body horror, with Tom Rhys Harries bringing tragedy and terror to Batman's shapeshifting villain.