IN CONVERSATION WITH AIMEE KUGE

Debut director Aimee Kuge’s provocative feature CANNIBAL MUKBANG tells the tale of a lonely man finding love with an online streamer specialising in Mukbanging, only to find her online eating habits are hiding something far more sinister and far less appetising.

Aimee chats to Paul Risker about how mukbang affected her own life, the challenges of being a first time director, her influences and how to take hold of the female gaze in horror in this fascinating, in-depth interview.

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IN CONVERSATION WITH AIMEE KUGE

Debut director Aimee Kuge’s provocative feature CANNIBAL MUKBANG tells the tale of a lonely man finding love with an online streamer specialising in Mukbanging, only to find her online eating habits are hiding something far more sinister and far less appetising.

Aimee chats to Paul Risker about how mukbang affected her own life, the challenges of being a first time director, her influences and how to take hold of the female gaze in horror in this fascinating, in-depth interview.

WELCOME TO GORE IN THE STORE

Genre News, Reviews & Interviews - By Fans For Fans

SINNERS REVIEW:

Ryan Coogler writes and directs this big budget period horror that mixes vampires and the blues to electrifying effect.

Iain MacLeod reviews one of the years most original and entertaining films.

TRANCERS

SHRUNKEN HEADS

CREEPOZOIDS

BLACK CAB

THE SURFER

SISTER MIDNIGHT

MABUSE LIVES!

THE BROOD

Y2K

RUMPELSTILTSKIN

GHOST KILLER

THE DOOM BUSTERS

MIKEY 17

SCANNERS

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