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Katherine (Katie Rife) is a freelance writer, critic, and film programmer based outside of New York City. She was a writer for The A.V. Club from 2014-2022, and has written about film for outlets like Indiewire, RogerEbert.com, Rolling Stone, Vulture, Polygon, IGN, Fangoria, Inverse, and Letterboxd, where she has a column about restorations and reissues. She is also the shorts programmer for the Overlook Film Festival, a “celebration of all things horror” in New Orleans, LA.

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Evil Dead Burn Is Extremely Gory — and Weirdly Dull

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| Inverse Verified
There was never any question of whether Evil Dead Burn was going to be a gory movie. With the exception of Army of Darkness, every film in Sam Raimi’s gonzo franchise has done its best to one-up the bloodshed seen in previous installments — a difficult task, considering that the original was banned in the U.K. for seven years thanks to its intense horror brutality.
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A Cursed Spinoff Of One Of Last Year's Biggest Flops Is Quietly Being Buried

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| Inkl
Blumhouse/Atomic Monster On paper, Soulm8te seems like a hit.
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The 30 most suspenseful crime thrillers of all time, ranked

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| Entertainment Weekly Verified
Great filmmakers from around the world have built their reputations on crime thrillers, including some of the biggest names around: Alfred Hitchcock, Martin Scorsese, David Fincher, and Bong Joon-ho are all masters of the form. Entertainment Weekly has put together 30 of the most nail-biting, pulse-pounding crime thrillers in cinema history, from hidden gems to popular classics.
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