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Deirdre Crimmins

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Film critic. Horror Fan. Spinster. Currently: @ChicagoCritics @RueMorgue @thatshelf; Formerly: @cville_weekly @bmoviesd @highdefdigest @bofca she/her
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LIVING DEAD Weekend: Is This The Final Farewell For the Monroeville Mall? Original

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By Deirdre Crimmins
| Fangoria Verified
DAWN OF THE DEAD (Credit: Dawn Associates) Add Us See more FANGORIA stories when you search on Google. When it was announced late last year that the Monroeville Mall, just east of Pittsburgh, was sold to Walmart and would likely be demolished, horror fans everywhere let out a collective, disappointed sigh. You see, this was not just another loss of another suburban mall, wafting off the ever-rotting corpse of what used to pass for American culture during many of our formative years.
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BUFF ’26 Movie Review: “THE CRAMPS: A PERIOD PIECE” bleeds shamelessly

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By Deirdre Crimmins
| Rue Morgue Magazine Verified
By DEIRDRE CRIMMINS Starring Lauren Kitchen, Brooklyn Woods and Martini Bear Written and directed by Brooke H. Cellars Warped Witch Cinema If you have ever yearned to see a John Waters movie that is more menstrual, you’re in luck! Brooke H. Cellars’ feature debut THE CRAMPS: A PERIOD PIECE serves camp, uterine lining and visceral monsters without apology.
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Movie Review: 'HONEY BUNCH" Is A Genre-Bending Gem

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By Deirdre Crimmins
| Rue Morgue Magazine Verified
By DEIRDRE CRIMMINS Starring Grace Glowicki, Ben Petrie and Jason Isaacs Written and directed by Dusty Mancinelli and Madeleine Sims-Fewer Elevation Pictures/Shudder Memory loss carries its own horrors. The afflicted must turn to those around them for the context of their experiences, requiring total trust, and, frightfully, they can no longer trust themselves. HONEY BUNCH uses this trauma as a jumping-off point for an atmospheric, impeccably acted horror twister with love at its core.
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