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As seen in: Medium, Wiley Online Library, Phys.org, Medical Xpress, NewsBreak, WANF-TV (Atlanta, GA), Climate Connections, PopHorror, WGAU (Athens, GA)
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Review: Michael Pickle’s ‘The Dead Place’

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By Alexandra Steele
| PopHorror
The Dead Place follows Isaac Stecker played by Idris Veliu (Happy Hours), a troubled high school student who is haunted by spirits and increasingly violent supernatural encounters. He navigates bullying, grief, and family tension beginning to pile up onto an already fragile situation, finding himself caught between reality and something much darker.
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Kirsten Kaschock’s ‘An Impossibility Of Crows’ – Book Review

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By Alexandra Steele
| PopHorror
Book Reviews, News, Reviews Kirsten Kaschock’s An Impossibility of Crows is a dark genre-blending novel that combines elements of gothic literature, psychological horror, and literary fiction. Published by the University of Massachusetts Press and part of the Juniper Prize for Fiction series. The novel explores themes of motherhood, obsession, generational trauma, and the uneasy relationship between love and control.
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‘THE BRIDE!’ Review : A Darkly Beautiful Revival

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By Alexandra Steele
| PopHorror
Director Maggie Gyllenhaal approaches gothic mythology with a daring sense of authorship in The Bride! – a film that exhumes one of horror’s most recognizable legends and reshapes it into something electrifying. Gyllenhaal relocates the narrative gravity toward the figure who has long existed on the margins of the story, the bride herself.
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