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A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
01
Why this pick
Like All About Evil, it turns suburban niceness into gleefully theatrical murder, with pitch-black camp, cult-film affection, and a leading performance that makes escalating mayhem deliciously funny.
02
Why this pick
This shares its flamboyant, outsider-horror spirit: a deceptively ordinary young woman builds a lurid private nightmare, balancing nasty violence with heightened style and dark comic energy.
03
Why this pick
A slasher musical that embraces broad comic horror and showbiz melodrama. Its cheerful collision of performance, blood, and backstage absurdity echoes All About Evil’s flamboyant cult tone.
04
Why this pick
A scrappy, funny, increasingly bloody indie horror with a strong DIY sensibility. It similarly finds humor in misfit characters and lets its carnage feel like a mischievous midnight screening.
05
Why this pick
Its affectionate awareness of slasher conventions and brightly stylized horror comedy fit All About Evil’s movie-loving sensibility, while adding a warmer emotional undercurrent beneath the playful scares.
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01 / THE STORY
Shy librarian Deborah Tennis (Natasha Lyonne) takes over her father's old decrepit cinema in attempt to protect the family from the shame of bankruptcy. In the process, she discovers her inner filmmaker -- and serial killer -- with the help of her assistant Mr. Twigs (Jack Donner), the insane twins Veda and Vera (Jade and Nikita Ramsey), and a robber (Noah Segan).
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Deborah Tennis
Linda
Evelyn
Adrian
Mr. Twigs
Lolita
Steven
