Film

Scream

Friday, October 6–Sunday, October 8

(1996, DCP, 111m) dir Wes Craven w/Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette. A killer named Ghostface is terrorizing a group of teens armed with phones and horror movie knowledge in the small town of Woodsboro. Playing on the rise of horror movie fandom, Wes Craven’s massive box office success revitalized the slasher genre.

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You Can’t Get Rid of the Telephone Chelli Riddiough examines the importance of shifting telecommunication technologies in Scream’s enduring legacy.
It’s All Just One Big Movie: I Always Had a Thing For You, Scream What is your favorite scary movie? Jake Rudegeair writes about Scream’s place in the broader history of the horror genre.

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Showing at The Trylon Cinema

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The Nightmarish Nineties

The Nightmarish Nineties

Bleeding out of the slasher-crazed, materialistic 1980s, the horror of the 1990s recontextualized and meta-textualized the genre with ennui and paranoia. These films burrowed into the brains of the…

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