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Peacock announced today its new original film THEY/THEM, pronounced “They-slash-Them,” from Blumhouse will premiere Friday, August 5. The LGBTQIA+ horror film, formerly known as ‘Whistler
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EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE shoulders a heavy narrative load with enormous ease. An existential science fiction, family-oriented action-comedy about one woman’s place in the
![[SXSW Review] HYPOCHONDRIAC](https://www.nightmarishconjurings.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/hypochondriac.jpg)
Coming into a film titled HYPOCHONDRIAC, the viewer can expect a movie that uses a fairly familiar premise by exploring the ambiguous portrayal of mental
![[Book Review] UNBURIED: A COLLECTION OF QUEER DARK FICTION](https://www.nightmarishconjurings.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Unburied-Cover-1.jpg)
For those of us who love horror, watching films and TV shows just isn’t enough. We also need the stimulation that comes from reading it.
![[Comic-Con@Home Panel Recap] SHUDDER Presents ‘Horror is Queer’](https://www.nightmarishconjurings.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/horrorisqueerbanner.jpg)
For this crazy year’s online Comic-Con@Home experience, SHUDDER Presents: ‘Horror is Queer’, a panel of LGBTQ creative powerhouses brought together to discuss why the horror
![[News] Something Lurks Next-Door in Chilling First Clip From Horror-Thriller SPIRAL](https://www.nightmarishconjurings.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/SPIRAL-e1571429837795.jpg)
SPIRAL will have its U.S. Premiere at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival October 22nd, which follows a celebrated World Premiere at London’s FrightFest this past Summer
The short film block, Slayed, at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2018, is an anthology made up of five LGBT horror shorts. They are all
Writers and Directors, Matthew Diebler and Jacob Gillman, created an excellent flick. THE INVISIBLE MOTHER was one of the best low-grade, low-budget ($100,000) horror films I have
I could keep this review short and sweet by simply stating that WOMEN WHO KILL is, in layman’s terms, fucking fantastic. Ingrid Jungermann is currently my favorite