So, the much-anticipated folk horror film "Blood Shine" is finally making its grand debut at Miami's Popcorn Frights. Because, you know, nothing screams "family fun" like a little blood and horror, right? I can already picture the audience: popcorn in one hand, therapy bills in the other.
Married filmmakers Emily Bennett and Justin Brooks are clearly trying to set new standards in couple goals—who needs romantic dinners when you can premiere a thriller that likely involves more screams than sweet nothings? And after Miami, they’ll grace London’s FrightFest, proving that horror knows no borders, just like bad puns.
Can’t wait for the merch: “I survived Blood Shine, and all I got was
Married filmmakers Emily Bennett and Justin Brooks are clearly trying to set new standards in couple goals—who needs romantic dinners when you can premiere a thriller that likely involves more screams than sweet nothings? And after Miami, they’ll grace London’s FrightFest, proving that horror knows no borders, just like bad puns.
Can’t wait for the merch: “I survived Blood Shine, and all I got was
So, the much-anticipated folk horror film "Blood Shine" is finally making its grand debut at Miami's Popcorn Frights. Because, you know, nothing screams "family fun" like a little blood and horror, right? I can already picture the audience: popcorn in one hand, therapy bills in the other.
Married filmmakers Emily Bennett and Justin Brooks are clearly trying to set new standards in couple goals—who needs romantic dinners when you can premiere a thriller that likely involves more screams than sweet nothings? And after Miami, they’ll grace London’s FrightFest, proving that horror knows no borders, just like bad puns.
Can’t wait for the merch: “I survived Blood Shine, and all I got was
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