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‘Undertone’ Review: A Strong Signal with Some Static
‘Undertone’ Review: A Strong Signal with Some Static

Read our review of Undertone, the latest A24 horror film starring Nina Kiri as a paranormal podcast host who discovers terrifying recordings that begin to mirror her own life. We break down the film’s eerie sound design, tense atmosphere, and whether this subtle horror story is worth listening to.

‘The Bride!’ Review: A Bold, Beautiful, and Unexpected Take on the Frankenstein Myth
‘The Bride!’ Review: A Bold, Beautiful, and Unexpected Take on the Frankenstein Myth

Director Maggie Gyllenhaal transforms the iconic monster story into a dark, romantic crime tale. Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale shine in this visually stunning reimagining.

‘Scream 7’ Review: A Fast-Paced but Flawed Franchise Entry
‘Scream 7’ Review: A Fast-Paced but Flawed Franchise Entry

Scream 7 keeps the franchise moving with quick pacing, entertaining set pieces, and a more efficient, mission-focused Ghostface. While longtime fans will appreciate the callbacks and sharp moments of suspense, the film’s third-act reveal lacks the impact and emotional weight of earlier installments. It’s a solid, enjoyable entry that hints at a stronger version of the story beneath the surface, but ultimately falls short of the series’ best.

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Inside the 2026 International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival | Monte Yazzie Interview
Inside the 2026 International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival | Monte Yazzie Interview

ScreamInn Media sits down with the International Horror and Sci-Fi Festival director, Monte Yazzie! Check this exclusive out and be sure to attend the festival when it returns to the Phoenix area for its 26th year April 9-19, 2026!

26TH ANNUAL PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL RETURNSAPRIL 9 - APRIL 19  
26TH ANNUAL PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL RETURNSAPRIL 9 - APRIL 19  

Phoenix Film Festival returns to the Phoenix area April 9-19, 2026. ScreamInn Media will be present for a lot of it, come hang with some great content creators and filmmakers!

PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL RETURNS THIS MARCH!
PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL RETURNS THIS MARCH!

Phoenix Film Festival Returns for its 25th Anniversary this March!

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TONIGHT on the show - we begin our journey to #ScaryMovie 6 by going back to where it all began - I’m joined with @nightofthelivingdes and @misaelbarrientos as we watch the game changer to comedy #scarymovie 👻 Tune in at 9:00 PM CST.
Hearing this one is nuts. Now watching - #undertone
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Here comes the mother f***ing BRIDE.⚡️ Now watching - #TheBrideMovie
SCREAM Franchise Ranking 🔪 First things first: I genuinely don’t think there’s a bad Scream movie. That’s what makes this franchise so impressive. Over nearly three decades, it’s managed to stay relevant, self-aware, and cul
The rules have changed… again. 🔪 Tonight’s double feature on The Braden Timmons Show: 🔪 Scream — the requel that reignited the franchise 🗽 Scream VI — Ghostface takes Manhattan Both streams featuring @_brettmangrh from
Ghostface is back in theaters THIS WEEK… But first, we’re diving deeper into the madness on The Braden Timmons Show. Join me for a SCREAM double feature: 🔪 Scream 3 — joined by @nightofthelivingdes 📱 Scream 4 — joined by
TONIGHT! Our friends over @goodreelhunting ‬ are hosting their yearly award show - REEL HORROR AWARDS and it’s sure to be GREAT! I once again have the pleasure of presenting BEST DIRECTOR. Head on over to their channel for the mayhem to begin a
TONIGHT on the show, I am joined with @_brettmangrh from @goodreelhunting to watch #scream2 as we continue to journey to SCREAM 7, which is in theaters in just a few short weeks. Join us and watch along as we give our commentary and keep up with the
Now watching - #GLHFDD Trailer looked wildly fun.
Now watching - #sendhelp
Time for the next chapter. ☠️ Now watching - #28YearsLater The Bone Temple
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‘Materialists’ Surprises with Substance and Style - Review

Headed into Materialists expecting a glossy, maybe even superficial take on modern romance — a love triangle in designer clothing. But what we got was something far more introspective. Celine Song isn’t interested in just telling a love story; she’s questioning what love even means in a world obsessed with status, power, and image. The film surprised us with its emotional weight, offering a layered exploration of how relationships are shaped not only by desire, but by the things we’re too afraid to say and the lives we’re too afraid to leave behind.

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