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indiewire.com > features > general > slasher-movie-franchises-current-past-1235209317

‘Camp Miasma’ Raises an Important Question: How Are Our Favorite Slasher Franchises Doing?

1+ mon, 4+ day ago   (225+ words) Last Entry: “Friday the 13th,” Marcus Nispel’s 2009 reboot attempt that ignored prior continuity in favor of a sleek, modern aesthetic. One of the more competent entries in the franchise, even if it’s not particularly memorable and did not lead to any…...

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indiewire.com > news > festivals > tiff-2026-midnight-madness-lineup-interview-1235208706

After the Year of ‘Obsession,’ TIFF’s 2026 Midnight Madness Lineup Promises a Scary-Good Bent Toward ‘Escalation’

1+ mon, 6+ day ago   (589+ words) It’s the question on everybody’s mind: will this year’s Toronto International Film Festival’s Midnight Madness introduce another “Obsession” level hit? The section’s beloved, long-time lead programmer Peter Kuplowsky is wondering the same thing. In a Zoom chat earlier this week,…...

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indiewire.com > features > interviews > color-book-director-david-fortune-interview-netflix-1235200975

‘Color Book’ Director David Fortune Is Proof Hollywood’s Incubator Programs Can Work, Even If It Takes a While

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (194+ words) “Color Book” director David Fortune probably imagined after graduating from film school eight years ago that he was — very quickly — getting his first break into the industry. He jokes too that naming a black-and-white film “Color Book” may make him…...