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Inferno Film

CHATTANOOGA FILM FEST 2020: ‘Inferno’ Is Seven Minutes of Fear

By Kate Sánchez05/25/2020Updated:12/27/2023

Inferno, a short film from the Chattanooga Film Festival, packs a huge horror punch in just over seven-minutes of screen time.

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CHATTANOOGA FILM FEST 2020: ‘Attack of the Demons’ Is Cut-Out Hellraising Fun

By Kate Sánchez05/25/2020Updated:12/27/2023

In just over an hour of cut-out animation, Attack of the Demons offers up the best of horror at the Chattanooga Film Fest 2020.

The Vast of Night But Why Tho Film

REVIEW: ‘The Vast of Night’ Is Perfect in its SImplicity

By Kate Sánchez05/25/2020Updated:12/27/2023

The Vast of Night is a science fiction film that serves as a 1950s time capsule driven by its characters and its atmosphere.

Blue Flag Volume 2 Manga

ADVANCED REVIEW: ‘Blue Flag,’ Volume 2

By LaNeysha Campbell05/25/2020Updated:10/09/2021

Blue Flag Volume 2, is a romantic drama manga written and illustrated by mangaka KAITO and published by VIZ Media that tells the story of teenage friends

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REVIEW:’ Marvel’s Jessica Jones: Playing with Fire,’ Episodes 1-3

By Charles Hartford05/25/2020Updated:12/27/2023

Marvel’s Jessica Jones: Playing with Fire has its titular character looking for an easy case to give herself a break. But life has other plans.

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REVIEW: ‘DCeased: Hope at Worlds End,’ Issue #1

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DCeased: Hope at Worlds End #1 contributes more emotion and beauty to Tom Taylor’s DCeased world and even, a little hope.

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The Midnight Gospel comes from the mind of Pendelton Ward and Duncan Trussell and offers a look at life and philosophy.

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From the Chattanooga Film Festival, Eat Brains Love offers up a zom rom com in a totally unique zombie world from the director of Idle Hands.

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