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SINISTER Review (Fright Bytes Ep. 27)

There are no spoilers in this review that aren’t already in the trailer.

FRIGHT BYTES host Lianne Spiderbaby brings you this episode of Fright Bytes from a secret Los Angeles movie theater and co-hosting is special guest, BEKAH MCKENDRY of FANGORIA and director of the new horror short, THE DUMP (which played to a sold out audience at Shriekfest 2012)!

Bekah and Lianne review the new horror film SINISTER, starring Ethan Hawke and directed by Scott Derrickson. This film hits theaters this Friday (October 12th), but check out this review FIRST before you go to check it out!

Sinister is a 2012 supernatural horror film directed by Scott Derrickson and written by Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill. It follows true-crime writer Ellison (Ethan Hawke) as he discovers a box of home movies that put his family in danger. The film employs “found footage” along with traditional cinematography.

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LIANNE

I’m Lianne. I’m a writer for FANGORIA magazine, and I’m currently working on my first book, ‘GRINDHOUSE GIRLS’, about exploitation and horror actresses. I’m also the host of horror web-show, FRIGHT BYTES. Prior to writing for FANGORIA, I’ve written for websites such as Buried, BloodyDisgusting, and The Horror Channel. I’ve volunteered for RUE MORGUE for several years, including a gig working as HERSCHELL GORDON LEWIS’ personal assistant at the Festival of Fear. I’ve also been featured as the “Horror Hottie Of The Month” at KillerFilm. I hold an honors degree in CINEMA STUDIES from the University of Toronto, and I’ve worked for several years as a model, but have since moved on to acting. My first role in a horror flick is a cameo appearance in the upcoming TBK: TOOLBOX MURDERS

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