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Margaret Cho Talks KOREATOWN GHOST STORY And Her Lifelong Love Of Horror Let Margaret Cho make a horror movie, you cowards! By Meredith Borders · @xymarla · April 8, 2021, 5:53 PM EDT Margaret Cho in KOREATOWN GHOST STORY. This week I watched (and flipped my lid for) Teddy Tenenbaum and Minsun Park’s terrific horror short Koreatown Ghost Story. In fourteen minutes, Tenenbaum and Park create a compelling history, haunting atmosphere and an irresistible mythology. The film’s currently in development to be a feature, Tenenbaum tells me, and they’re on...

Dark Sky Films Snags New Racially-Charged Nightmare BLOOD CONSCIOUS Dark Sky Films will release Timothy Covell's BLOOD CONSCIOUS this summer By Josh Millican Dark Sky Films has acquired all U.S. distribution rights to  Blood Conscious. The acclaimed new horror movie from rising director Timothy Covell will be released in theaters and VOD this summer. Check out the synopsis below. Oghenero Gbaje ( Motherless Brooklyn, The Deuce), Lenny Thomas (Tyler Perry’s Ruthless), and Nick Damici, ( A shocking tale reflecting racial and ...

Nic Fest Postponed Until 2022 The Nicolaysen Art Museum has announced that Nic Fest, an annual celebration of all things art, is cancelled this year. According to a press release put out by the museum, Nic Fest is being postponed until 2022. This is due to the impact of COVID-19 and the risks associated with it. The 2020 Nic Fest was cancelled as well last year and that, as well as the cancellation of other events, exhibition openings, and a reduction of programing, have caused the museum to incur a financial loss of over $200,000. Attendance at The Nic has decreased nearly 70% since 2019. Al...

Meet Dread Central’s “2021 Best Horror Festivals” Panel By Max Weinstein Our first-ever guide to the horror festival circuit was made possible with the participation of 15 industry experts. Some are filmmakers, others festival directors, others journalists. Many wear multiple hats, and all are seasoned and spirited figures in the horror scene. Panelists who work with festivals did not vote for their own. From left to right, here they are: Juan Diego Escobar Alzate is a Colombian writer and director. His debut horror featur...