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ItвЂ™s super unclear.) But the movie looks great, and itвЂ™s undeniable fun for fans who grew up reading the books to finally see the stories adapted in a suitably creepy way. The rules to the hauntings are so inconsistent that weвЂ™re left with a pile of dead characters at the end of the film who might not actually be dead? (IвЂ™m legitimately asking. The plot is clunky to the point of being nonsensical - rather than taking the obvious route of making an anthology film with a simple framing device, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark attempts to weave each disparate tale into a single narrative, and fails spectacularly. Гvredal, the director responsible for the excellent indie horror gem The Autopsy of Jane Doe, faithfully recreates several of the most iconic stories from the books with a methodical skill that makes me excited to see what heвЂ™s going to do next. The movie is a visual treat, with some genuinely suspenseful filmmaking and a few moments of honest-to-god body horror.

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And one unforgettable sequence of blind terror draws more from A Clockwork Orange than The Shining, guaranteed to make any audience squirm uncomfortably in their seats.ДЇans of the beloved book series will find a lot to like about the feature film adaptation, directed by AndrГ© Гvredal and produced by Guillermo Del Toro. Breaking out of the confines of the sinister Overlook Hotel means the sequel loses many of the scares of KubrickвЂ™s horror masterpiece, but Flanagan preserves the dread, piling on a mounting creepiness that keeps things spooky and tense throughout. (Seriously, the sequel to a terrible movie about a board game had no business being this excellent.) FlanaganвЂ™s latest, the Stephen King adaptation Doctor Sleep, is a curious bird in that itвЂ™s a sequel to The Shining, both KingвЂ™s bestselling 1977 novel and the legendary 1980 Stanley Kubrick film version.Дoctor Sleep is a far cry from the haunted house tale of the original, falling more into the category of вЂњhorror epicвЂќ or вЂњhorror adventure.вЂќ Flanagan packs his movie with gorgeous visuals and memorable characters, keeping you fully engaged in the story until literally the very last shot. If you get a chance, make sure to check it out.Writer/director Mike Flanagan is on a roll right now, thanks to a string of successes like The Haunting of Hill House, GeraldвЂ™s Game, and the surprisingly good Ouija: Origin of Evil. Father Evil was walking around and interacting with people when his table wasnвЂ™t packed. One of the familiars that was in attendance was Father Evil.

Pop Culture Punk on Facebook and Instagram вЂ“ Pop Culture makes the coolest t-shirts. #BuffaloBillsHouse BillвЂ™s House is in Perryopolis, Pa. Chris and his wife Deanna own the Buffalo Bill house. Lee Platt was vending.Д«uffalo BillвЂ™s House was in attendance, Chris Rowan was chatting away with everyone. I met the nice people from South Jersey Horror Podcast, Horror Gods was there.

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The place was packed and the horror community was out in full force with some of the usual suspects vending, and some new faces. It was Friday the 13 th weekend, and horror fans have been celebrating the holiday.

The list included Patty Mullen (Frankenhooker), Father Evil, David Howard Thornton who portrays Art the Clown in Terrifier, and the upcoming sequel, Catherine Corcoran, Michael Leavy, and Damien Leone. Today at the Horror Sideshow Market, the celebrity guest list was amazing. Today was a beautiful day for an exorcism and a horror convention.

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