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TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA (2026)

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By Dan Perrin
| Frame Rated Verified
☆☆☆☆☆ ★★★★★ Writer-director Jane Schoenbrun is clearly a talented filmmaker, whose own queer, non-binary journey has provided the jumping-off point for their work. Schoenbrun’s previous feature, I Saw the TV Glow (2024), was an allegorical tale about the dangers of repressed gender dysphoria and trans identity, wrapped up inside the story of two lonely high-school students who bond over a late-night, surreal 1990s show called The Pink Opaque.
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Ranked: Underseen Films — shining a light on overlooked releases

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By Dan Perrin
| Medium
Nowadays, watching a film is easier than ever. Hundreds of titles are just a click away; in fact, you often feel spoilt for choice. Yet despite this vast abundance, plenty of perfectly good features still fall through the cracks and end up forgotten. How does this happen? For starters, at least 250 films are released in any given year. Unless a feature has the backing of a major studio or distributor, its chances of securing a theatrical release drop drastically.
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30 Days of Night (2007) • Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD [Icon] — David Slade’s fresh and ferocious vampire horror still holds up

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By Dan Perrin
| Medium
As I’ve stated before, I’m a huge fan of the horror genre — and have been since I was a teenager. When it comes to sub-genres, I don’t really have a preference: slasher, supernatural, zombie, science-gone-mad; you name it, it’s all in my wheelhouse of cinematic heaven. Naturally, vampires belong in that macabre collective. Thinking back, my first exposure to creatures of the night was probably Hammer’s Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966).
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