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<div>Josh Bell is a freelance writer and movie/TV critic based in Las Vegas. He&#8217;s the former film editor of <em>Las Vegas Weekly</em> and has written about movies, TV and pop culture for Vulture, Tom&#8217;s Guide, Crooked Marquee, Inverse, the <em>Boston Globe</em>, and other outlets. With comedian Jason Harris, he co-hosts the podcast Awesome Movie Year.</div>
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Josh Bell

Editorials

‘Same Boat’ Marries ‘The Terminator’ and ‘Before Sunrise’

<p>Christine Makepeace (<a href="http://www.christinemakepeace.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.christinemakepeace.com&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1745962351495000&amp;usg=AOvVaw2aDbZJlXY5HlfUgsvhf9aL">www.christinemakepeace.com</a>) is a screenwriter and film essayist living in the Southern California desert. Christine’s work has been featured at Dread Central, Certified Forgotten, Movie Jawn, Film School Rejects, and Crooked Marque among others. She is the former EIC and founder of the film magazine <em>Paracinema</em>.</p>


Christine Makepeace

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‘Sound of My Voice’ Is Worth Listening To

<p>A lifelong fangirl burdened with trashy purpose, Hannah Collins is a writer, editor, and content creator based in the UK. Currently the UK Editor for JustWatch. Formerly the Editor of Buzz Magazine and Anime/Manga Features Section Lead for CBR, she&#8217;s also contributed articles about film, TV, cartoons, anime, comics, manga and more to Screen Rant, Digital Spy, Dexerto, The Escapist, The Mary Sue, WatchMojo, AnimeFeminist, and more.</p>


Hannah Collins

‘The Refrigerator’ Is a Standout Piece of Cult Horror

<p>Matthew is a Philadelphia-based film critic and the co-founder of Certified Forgotten. You can find his writing at publications like Inverse, Polygon, IGN, and more. When not writing about horror movies, he can often be found obsessing over horror comics or roleplaying games.</p>


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‘Hidden’ Shows the Power of a Good Twist Ending

<p>Vivi Estaris is a writer based in New Orleans. Vivi&#8217;s love for horror started with Edgar Allan Poe, and has evolved into an insatiable hunger for the unflinchingly weird across all mediums. They are especially drawn to obscure titles from the 1970s, vampire films, and absolutely anything that Brad Dourif has been in.</p>
<p>Vivi&#8217;s bylines include Fangoria and NightTide Magazine. Their fiction has appeared in Cosmic Horror Monthly, and they also slush read for the Tales to Terrify podcast.</p>
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Editorials

‘Same Boat’ Marries ‘The Terminator’ and ‘Before Sunrise’

‘Sound of My Voice’ Is Worth Listening To

‘The Refrigerator’ Is a Standout Piece of Cult Horror

‘Hidden’ Shows the Power of a Good Twist Ending

‘Kisapmata’ Is Unapologetically Filipino and Unmistakably Gothic