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Four Days of (Mostly) Feminist Fright: Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2017
Former LJ staffer Tyler Hixson reviews full-length offerings from the second annual Brooklyn Horror Film Festival
FearNYC Day Six: Honoring the Work of Wes Craven
On the penultimate day of the first annual FearNYC festival, festival goers were treated to another collection of horror shorts, a few classic horror films, some fantastic premieres, and the awards ceremony.
FearNYC Day Five: Social Media Is a Plague
Day Five of FearNYC was the best day of the festival so far. With one exception, the lineup was all premieres, and they were all stellar.
FearNYC Day Four: Clown Sightings Reported
A promising lineup of classics and new films on day four of FearNYC was highlighted by the NYC premiere of Clowntown.
FearNYC Day Three: A Boy's Best Friend Is (Still) His Mother
Day three of FearNYC was the most low-key day thus far—no torture scenes, no scary clowns.
FearNYC Day Two: Freddy, the OG Zombies, & a Pool Party Massacre
Day two was much more my cup of tea: a slew of classic horror films, with a fun tribute to 80's slasher films thrown in the mix.
FearNYC Day One: Some Classics, a Key, an Atrocity, a Warning
October 21st marked the first night of the 1st annual FearNYC Horror Film Festival held at NYC's Cinema Village, promising 65 films, both classic and brand-spanking-new, spread out over six days of blood, guts, shocks, and scares.
Lambda Literary's Emerging Writer Award Winners Announced
Lambda Literary announces their 2016 Emerging Writers Award winners
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