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Nathan Keowen is a freelance film critic based in Los Angeles with a passion for the weird, strange, and comedic of the horror genre. He recently graduated from the School of Film and Television at Loyola Marymount University with a minor in Film Studies.

Nathan Keowen

The Happiness of the Katakuris

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How ‘The Happiness of the Katakuris’ Subverts Horror Movies – and Musicals

Shae is a writer based in New York City with a focus in film and television. She has published reviews and other written work for Screen Slate, Screen Rant, and other renowned film journals. She has particular expertise in independent and experimental cinema, having worked under organizations like Le Cinema Club, a streaming platform, and the Film-maker&#8217;s Cooperative, a 16mm archive.

Shae Sennett

Visitor Q

The Grotesque Perversion of ‘Visitor Q’

Steve Erickson is a writer and music producer who lives in New York. He writes for Gay City News, the Nashville Scene and other publications. His writing can be found at http://steeveecom.wordpress.com, and his music at http://callinamagician.blogspot.com.

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Looking for Truth in the Violent Films of Takashi Miike

Takashi Miike