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A Pool, Virginia
As seen in: No Tokens, Reactor, Flipboard, Electric Literature, The Rumpus, Joyland Magazine, Nightfire
A warrior of words taking a stand. Editor/writer with Tor.com, fiction editor of @NoTokensJournal. Many opinions! All of them my own! They/she!
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Evil Dead Burn Is an Extreme, Gruesome, Darkly Fun Addition to the Series - Reactor

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One of the most delightful things aspects of the Evil Dead franchise is how flexible it has turned out to be. It can be a classic teens in a haunted cabin in the woods movie, a slapstick comedy, a medieval Ray Harryhausen homage, a gritty look at addiction and recovery, a gory exploration of familial bonds—or, as in Evil Dead Burn, a slightly French extremity-tinged film about the complications of marrying into a troubled family.
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Camp Is an Enchanting Tale of Grief and Magic - Reactor

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Camp shows us just how important tone is in film. In only her sophomore feature, writer/director Avalon Fast has created a movie that feels like stumbling into a fairy ring. The plot of Camp is whisper thin: by the end of her first year in college, Emily (Zola Grimmer) has gone through two separate tragedies. She isn’t exactly to blame for either of them, but her actions did cause them. She is wracked with grief and blames herself.
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You Got Your Time Loop in My Ghost Ship: Rose of Nevada - Reactor

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Rose of Nevada is something special. I’m not sure it’ll be for everyone, but I’ve seen it twice now and loved it, even though it makes me queasy. Probably because it makes me queasy. I got to see it the first time at the New York Film Festival back in September; I saw it again more recently because the tone of the movie is so bewitching I wasn’t sure I could get it across in a review.
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