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Alpha is a haunting yet flawed body horror allegory

Did anyone see Julia Ducournau's Alpha yet? NEON just dropped it on VOD yesterday suddenly. There are parts of it I really liked, but it's a very, VERY heavy movie and allegory of the AIDS pandemic that also packs in a lot of other ideas. I just want to see what others thought of it....

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u/HorrorGuyBri — 2 days ago
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Zombie classic Train to Busan will return to North American theaters in August for its 10-year anniversary, prior to director's new movie Colony

u/HorrorGuyBri — 3 days ago
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A24 releases a first look behind the scenes video for Mother Mary

u/HorrorGuyBri — 7 days ago
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Shudder announces beloved series Tales from the Crypt will be streaming in May, and releases teaser

u/HorrorGuyBri — 7 days ago
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Here are five must-see movies playing the 2026 Overlook Film Festival

u/HorrorGuyBri — 10 days ago
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Shudder acquires Izabel Pakzad's Find Your Friends, starring Bella Thorne, Chloe Cherry, and Helena Howard

u/HorrorGuyBri — 11 days ago