Nadia Arain
Nadia Arain is a student and film journalist at Ithaca College entering their final year studying screen cultures. Her interest in horror cinema in particular allows her to look at diverse perspectives and more independent work. She also writes for Buzzsaw Magazine during the academic year.
Four Unconventional Genre Films for Your October Watchlist
'Kick On' Director Nick Kozakis on 'Evil Dead,' Australian Filmmaking and More
Review: 'Kick On' Brings the Blood at Midnight Madness
Review: Anna Biller Returns with Vengeful and Overlong ‘The Face of Horror’
Review: ‘Rogue Trooper’ Is an Entertaining Sci-Fi War Film in All Its PS4 Cutscene Glory
Fall Festival Season is Here! TRT Previews Its Most Anticipated TIFF Titles
‘Tony’ Review: Matt Johnson’s Bourdain Biopic is a Visual and Emotional Feast
‘I Want Your Sex’: Gregg Araki Returns With a Raunchy, Inconsistent Comedy
Review: The Scariest Thing About ‘Scary Movie 6’ Is How Unfunny It Is
‘Passenger’ Review: Leave André Øvredal’s New Road Trip Horror On The Side Of The Road
"Do You Want to Talk to Her?" How 'Obsession' Effortlessly Handles Male Entitlement and Consent
The Awards Tape: TIFF Preview 2026
EP 201: One Night Only (2026) & Ranking Rom-Com Movie Couples
EP 197: Evil Dead Burn (2026) & 'Evil Dead' Franchise Retrospective
EP 192: Masters of the Universe (2026) & Gen X Nostalgia Movies
EP 189: Obsession, YouTuber To Feature Filmmaker Pipeline & Blind Ranking Cursed Movie Objects
EP 135: Sinners (2025)
EP 115: Kraven the Hunter (2024)
if i were mike flanagan i would be very embarrassed right now
Read on Letterboxd ↗HE JUST WANTED TO BE GOOD.
Read on Letterboxd ↗Watched on Friday October 16, 2026.
Read on Letterboxd ↗movies where austin abrams looks kinda fucked up at the end
Read on Letterboxd ↗that was, that was really bad
Read on Letterboxd ↗CAN THIS HAPPEN TO A NORMAL WOMAN?
Read on Letterboxd ↗this has a really cool air of realism to it that you just don’t see in found footage anymore. effective stuff
Read on Letterboxd ↗i really admire martin mcdonagh’s ability to craft very intimate films about male friendships that don’t feel utterly misogynistic. fantastic stuff from malkovich and rockwell and funny as hell.
Read on Letterboxd ↗i feel like my brain is leaking out of my ears
Read on Letterboxd ↗genuinely such a devastatingly beautiful piece of history. Maria Falconetti is fantastic in this.
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