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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.

Favorite Films · from Letterboxd See Letterboxd diary ↓
Daisies (1966) Jennifer's Body (2009) Alice (1988) Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)
Festival Reporting
TIFF 2026
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SXSW 2026
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Clayface (2026)
2026-10-22

if i were mike flanagan i would be very embarrassed right now

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The Iron Giant (1999)
2026-10-20

HE JUST WANTED TO BE GOOD.

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You Can See Everything (2026)
2026-10-16

Watched on Friday October 16, 2026.

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Whalefall (2026)
2026-10-16

movies where austin abrams looks kinda fucked up at the end

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Street Fighter (2026)
2026-10-15

that was, that was really bad

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Ginger Snaps (2000)
2026-10-12

CAN THIS HAPPEN TO A NORMAL WOMAN?

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Hell House LLC (2015)
2026-10-12

this has a really cool air of realism to it that you just don’t see in found footage anymore. effective stuff

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Wild Horse Nine (2026)
2026-10-07

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.

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Digger (2026)
2026-10-05

i feel like my brain is leaking out of my ears

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The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928)
2026-10-02

genuinely such a devastatingly beautiful piece of history. Maria Falconetti is fantastic in this.

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