Shirley is not so much a typical biographical film but more an alt-biopic told in the style of one of Shirley Jackon’s gothic short stories
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Future: A story about a love as vast and unending as space
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Horror Hall of Fame: Elvira
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Religion Cannot Save You: Mothers and the Function of Womanhood in The Conjuring
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Stray: BFI London Film Festival Movie Review
Stray: BFI London Film Festival Movie Review Directed by: Elizabeth Lo Produced by: Elizabeth Lo, Shane Boris Check out more BFI London Film Festival coverage here. The streets of Turkey Continue Reading