Alison Foreman is a writer, editor, and horror enthusiast. She has contributed to various publications, including IndieWire, Mashable, and Yahoo News UK. Alison's work focuses on film and television, with a particular interest in LGBTQ content and the horror genre.
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Alison's coverage heavily features entertainment news, reviews, and seasonal content. If you have expertise in film criticism or can offer unique insights into holiday-themed movies, she may be interested in your input.
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By: Alison Foreman
On Friday nights, IndieWire After Dark takes a feature-length beat to honor fringe cinema in the streaming age.
By: Alison Foreman
Directed by Mark Herrier,
By: Alison Foreman
You can't bullshit Sandy King Carpenter â a horror legend you shouldn't call a â final girl â if only because she's never been on the run.
By: Alison Foreman, Kristy Puchko
From "The Nightmare Before Christmas" to "Black Christmas" and beyond! Tis the season for holiday horror!
By: Alison Foreman
The Debates at Fantastic Fest â an annual boxing tradition at Alamo Drafthouse's genre film festival in Austin, Texas â reflects a complex history.
By: Alison Foreman
Whether you're laughing through the pain or screaming into the void, the U.S. Presidential Election has everyone and their MAGA-loving mother on the verge of throwing up.
Do you need a little Christmas? Right this very minute? Well, then we recommend you head to Netflix, where an array of holiday movies are present and ready to be unwrapped.
Showtime and Paramount+'s teen cannibalism dramedy returns this Valentine's Day, February 14, with Hilary Swank and Joel McHale joining the cast.
By: Alison Foreman
Ridley Scott's sword-and-sandals sequel battles Jon Chu's epic musical this Thanksgiving in a pairing that reminds of last summer's Barbenheimer.
By: Alison Foreman
¡ 5-min read Last summer, Malibu's favorite blonde went toe-to-toe with Cillian Murphy and the hydrogen bomb in a double-feature
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