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Who is Sarah Lind?

Sarah Lind is an actress and director. She is known for Die My Love (2025), The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007) and A Wounded Fawn (2022).

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Horror Highlights: Fangoria Chainsaw Awards, Gwar And The Last Drive-in-stein, Silver Screamers, Zach Passero’s The Weird Kidz, The Killer Sounds Of Hallowen Rises From The Grave

Fangoria Reveals 2026 Chainsaw Awards Presenter Lineup Ahead Of October 25 Shudder Premiere: "Fangoria has announced the presenter lineup for the 2026 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards, premiering Sunday, October 25 at 9 Pm Et/6 Pm Pt, exclusively on Shudder. Hosted by Devon Sawa, this year's Halloween harvest-themed ceremony celebrates the best in horror film, television, and gaming. Joining Sawa is a lineup of genre favorites, including Lin Shaye (Insidious), Mink Stole (Pink Flamingos), John Kassir (Tales from the Crypt), Mick Garris (Masters of Horror), Peaches Christ, Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), Kelli Maroney (Night of the Comet), Tracie Thoms (Death Proof), and Patrick Brice (Creep), among others. The broadcast will also feature special appearances by legendary makeup effects artist Rick Baker,

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Fangoria Chainsaw Awards 2026 Presenters Announced: Lin Shaye, Tracie Thoms, John Kassir and More Horror Icons (Exclusive)

A slew of horror and genre stars are set to present at this year’s Fangoria Chainsaw Awards. Lin Shaye (“Insidious”), Mink Stole (“Pink Flamingos”), John Kassir (“Tales from the Crypt”), Mick Garris (“Masters of Horror”), Peaches Christ, Felissa Rose (“Sleepaway Camp”), Kelli Maroney (“Night of the Comet”), Tracie Thoms (“Death Proof”) and Patrick Brice (“Creep”) are among the presenters revealed to give awards out during this year’s ceremony. Devon Sawa is set to host the ceremony, which will also include appearances from makeup effects legend Rick Baker, Dee Wallace (“Cujo”), James A. Janisse of Dead Meat and Biqtch Puddin’. “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” and “Dust Bunny” are tied for top honors with nine nominations each, followed by “Backrooms” with six nods. The show is written and directed by Michael Varrati. The 2026 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards will air on Oct. 25 at 9 p.m. Et on Shudder. Here’s

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Presenters for the 2026 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards Include Lin Shaye and John Kassir!

As a horror fan, I never put too much stock in things like the Academy Awards. Genre films have traditionally been ignored during awards season, much to the annoyance of myself and legions of fans. That’s changed a bit over the last few years, but not enough. And that’s where the Fangoria Chainsaw Awards come in. The award show presented by our friends at Fangoria is where horror gets the recognition it deserves. Every year, the Chainsaw Awards recognize achievements in genre film that others like the Academy pay little to no attention to. Variety has just announced who will be presenting the coveted Chainsaw Awards this year, and it’s a stacked lineup of fan favorites. Devon Sawa (Final Destination) will host the ceremony. He’ll be joined by talents such as Lin Shaye (pictured above in the Insidious franchise), John Kassir (voice of the Crypt Keeper

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Horror Favourites – Joshua Erkman

Directed by Joshua Erkman, A Desert is a sun-bleached neo-noir horror film starring David Yow, Kai Lennox, Sarah Lind, Zachary Ray Sherman and Ashley B. Smith. Premiering at Tribeca it has played at international genre film festivals including FrightFest and Sitges. Taking place on a road trip across the American Southwest, A Desert sees a past his prime photographer heading out to recapture the magic and success of his previous work. Instead, he finds himself thrust into the dark and chaotic underbelly of America and unwittingly drags his wife and a shady private detective down into this nightmare world with him. We reached out to Joshua who shared with us

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A Desert

The power of the image — photographic, filmic — is a key theme in Joshua Erkman’s haunting, dread-drenched debut, which knows all too well how (moving) pictures can preserve the past, stir memories and fuel our dreams and desires. For a movie that opens in an abandoned cinema and possesses a strong meta dimension throughout, it’s only fitting that A Desert proves so potent, its mood and meanings impossible to shake. In an effort to recapture his past, picture-book photographer Alex (Kai Lennox) is travelling through the sand-blasted wastelands of southeastern California, snapping pics of discarded housing developments, vacated military bases, fly-blown junkyards, forlorn pet cemeteries and, yes, forsaken movie theatres.

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A Desert review – high art meets trailer trash in Americana-aesthetics horror

A photographer’s road trip into the Californian desert takes an unexpected turn in director Joshua Erkman’s interesting feature debut Director Joshua Erkman’s feature debut manages to deliver an impressively creepy horror exercise that’s also a bit of a send-up of horror conventions. At the same time, it feels like a weird dodge into borderline-abstraction and unknowable mystery that drains all the realism away, making this a mannered film-making exercise. But there’s no denying the level of craft on show, or the original way Erkman throws together practitioners of highfalutin art-world discourse and skeevy low-lifes, with bloody results. In generic terms, it definitely feels of a

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