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Kevin Lee
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Freelance Film Critic, AwardsWatch
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By Kevin Lee| Film Inquiry Verified SXSW 2025 was a huge festival for horror, so much so that the lineup could’ve been mistaken for Fantastic Fest! There was plenty of genre filmmaking to go around, from the mainstream studio hits to the small indie productions, with each film addressing horror tropes in their own unique way. Drop (Christopher Landon)First is the new Blumhouse hit Drop, which is a simple, straightforward thriller largely confined in a fixed location.
By Kevin Lee| AwardsWatch@ A familiar premise isn’t always a bad thing when it comes to horror and science fiction, so long as it’s presented through a new point of view with its own identity. Such is the case with The Astronaut, a film with an admittedly unique perspective on the alien subgenre, but sadly takes too long to make its voice heard.
By Kevin Lee| Film Inquiry Verified SXSW 2025 was a huge festival for horror, so much so that the lineup could’ve been mistaken for Fantastic Fest! There was plenty of genre filmmaking to go around, from the mainstream studio hits to the small indie productions, with each film addressing horror tropes in their own unique way. Drop (Christopher Landon)First is the new Blumhouse hit Drop, which is a simple, straightforward thriller largely confined in a fixed location.
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