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The trio join Emile Hirsch in the pic from director and Grimmfest head Simeon Halligan.

Emile Hirsch is set to star in Simeon Halligan's psychological serial killer thriller Past Life, where a man sees through a killer's eyes.

'Wendell & Wild,' stop-motion wizard Henry Selick's first feature since 'Coraline,' features Jordan Peele, Keegan-Michael Key and Angela Bassett.

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The Banishing in terms of how it looks at history. I’m curious about how the film came about. What was your process for developing those central themes of religious suppression and fascism? I read a script, probably about three years ago, which was written as more of a kind of Woman in Black, bigger budget movie, with a lot more traditional jump scares and so on and so forth. And as we developed it, I was very keen on the idea that it was set in 1936 and I thought it was important that we t...

Share with: Having recently watched for the first time Ashley Thorpe’s Borley Rectory and re-watched Burnt Offerings, The Banishing comes at a fortuitous time as it draws on the phantoms of the former and the idea of a house that is just plain evil from the latter. Opening with a bloody murder and suicide of a priest and his wife we go forward three years and the arrival of a new priest Linus (John Hefferman) and later on his wife Marianne (Jessica Brown Findlay) and daughter Adelaide (Anya ...

Read Pat King's review of Christopher Smith's THE BANISHING with Jessica Brown Findlay, John Lynch, Sean Harris on Shudder April 15th.