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Grace Detwiler

Grace Detwiler

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Freelance Contributing Writer, Rue Morgue Magazine

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  • Short Film Review: Terror and Tenderness Collide in "The Perfect Place to Cry"

    By Grace Detwiler| Rue Morgue Magazine Verified By GRACE DETWILER“The Perfect Place to Cry” opens with a woman alone in her car, seeking solitude to grieve a broken heart. But her private moment turns eerie when a bloodied man stumbles from the woods. She panics, rolling up her window—only for a second man to emerge and violently attack him. What follows is an unexpected exchange that shifts the film’s tone in very unexpected ways.

    By Grace Detwiler · Rue Morgue Magazine

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Slamdance Short Film Review: Privilege Plays Dead in "POSSUM"

    By Grace Detwiler| Rue Morgue Magazine Verified By GRACE DETWILERFew things are more terrifying than a group of artists left to their own devices, and Possum understands that better than most. A queer absurdist horror short from writer-actor Sophie Sagan-Gutherz and director Daisy Rosato, the film takes aim at performative allyship, moral posturing, and the messy contradictions of progressive spaces. Shot with a handheld, cinéma vérité style that lends it a raw, documentary-like energy, Possum walks the razor’s edge between horror and satire.

    By Grace Detwiler · Rue Morgue Magazine

    Feb. 23, 2025

  • Short Film Review: Terror and Tenderness Collide in "The Perfect Place to Cry"

    By Grace Detwiler| Rue Morgue Magazine Verified By GRACE DETWILER“The Perfect Place to Cry” opens with a woman alone in her car, seeking solitude to grieve a broken heart. But her private moment turns eerie when a bloodied man stumbles from the woods. She panics, rolling up her window—only for a second man to emerge and violently attack him. What follows is an unexpected exchange that shifts the film’s tone in very unexpected ways.

    By Grace Detwiler · Rue Morgue Magazine

    Mar. 24, 2025

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