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Film Festival Reviews: “Scary Movies XIV” Finds Horror in Bodies, Landscapes, and Ecological Ruin

August 9, 2026

This strong 2026 lineup ranges from a colonial nightmare in the Kalahari to a Japanese ghost story and Carlos Conceição’s chilling vision of cosmetic obsession amid climate catastrophe.

“Bodyhackers”

Film Festival Reviews: “Scary Movies XIV” Finds Horror in Bodies, Landscapes, and Ecological Ruin

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