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Tracy Palmer

Tracy Palmer

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Managing Editor, Signal Horizon Magazine

United States

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  • SXSW 2024 Sew Torn Review- Charming And Clever Adult Fairy Tale With A Star-Making Performance From Eve Connolly

    By Tracy Palmer Verified| Signal Horizon Magazine@ Directors and writers can make magic before egos and studio executives get in the way. When unique voices and clear visions collide, genius can feel like fantasy. Freddy Macdonald’s whimsical and wild Sew Torn is an adult fairy tale mixed with Happy Death Day, Saw, and a hint of American Gods Season 1. It is creative, refreshing, and unexpected and features a superb ensemble cast. Macdonald may be young, but he is the real deal, and Sew Torn is proof.

    By Tracy Palmer Verified · Signal Horizon Magazine

    Mar. 11, 2024

  • SXSW 2024- Natatorium Review- A Stunning Horror-Laced Family Drama

    By Tracy Palmer Verified| Signal Horizon Magazine@ To English fans, horror movies named Natatorium instantly evoke Erika Christensen’s screeching stalker in the cheesy but entertaining Swimfan. Helena Stefánsdóttir’s Icelandic horror-laced drama is not that. It is far more nuanced and exceeds every expectation. The sumptuous creeping horror slinks behind closed doors and hides in conversations dripping with subtext.

    By Tracy Palmer Verified · Signal Horizon Magazine

    Mar. 08, 2024

  • SXSW 2024 Sew Torn Review- Charming And Clever Adult Fairy Tale With A Star-Making Performance From Eve Connolly

    By Tracy Palmer Verified| Signal Horizon Magazine@ Directors and writers can make magic before egos and studio executives get in the way. When unique voices and clear visions collide, genius can feel like fantasy. Freddy Macdonald’s whimsical and wild Sew Torn is an adult fairy tale mixed with Happy Death Day, Saw, and a hint of American Gods Season 1. It is creative, refreshing, and unexpected and features a superb ensemble cast. Macdonald may be young, but he is the real deal, and Sew Torn is proof.

    By Tracy Palmer Verified · Signal Horizon Magazine

    Mar. 11, 2024

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