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'Skinamarink' Review: This Isn't Like Other Horror Movies

Skinamarink is as hair-raising as it is boring, which doesn't feel like a failure so much as the goal of this micro-budget effort.

The windows and doors of the home have also vanished. To cope with the baffling situation, the kids put on cartoons from a well-worn videotape ...

But if what I have said already about the film does not convince you of how important it is for horror fans to see this, keep reading. The debut ...

Do you ever feel like a part of you still exists in your childhood home? For better or worse, through good memories and bad? As if a small ...

Two children wake up in the middle of the night to find their father is missing, and all the windows and doors in their home have vanished.

Skinamarink Ending Explained: The Darkness Will ...

Well, the film withholds as much - if not more - than it reveals. This is by design, as what we do not always see what can be just as terrifying ...

This may just be one of the best horror movies ever made. ... When we talk about the “scariest movie of all time,” we talk about a lot of ...

A shot of window blinds pulled all the way up reveals a blank wall as Kevin questions, “Where did it go?” Unsure of what to do, they decide to ...

... find on an analog video device. ... I find myself leaning more towards the latter, as the film did click with me surprisingly well, despite having ...

Performance Worth Watching: Skinamarink is 99 percent technique, with minimalist performances. So let's give it to the sound engineer who ...

“Skinamarink” review: A refreshingly original and ...

The film takes place in 1995 and follows two children, Kevin and Kaylee, who wake up in the middle of the night to find that their parents are ...

Skinamarink (seemingly and aptly named after the childhood gibberish song, a “dink” and a “do”) demands extreme patience from its viewers. I ...

What do you want from a good horror film? Likeable characters so I'm actually scared if they ...

'Skinamarink' is worth the hype. Micro-budget Edmonton horror film is ... Did you ever feel like the night was never going to end, that your ...

The idiosyncratic horror film makes use of one of the scariest devices: a story with more questions than answers.

Skinamarink coming to Shudder, makes big money at box ...

"Skinamarink," the indie horror film directed by Kyle Edward Ball, has become an unlikely viral hit at movie theaters.

“I had to do a lot of tricks as far as implying action, implying presence, POV, to tell a story with no cast,” he told iHorror. For some people, ...

... do not know what is going to happen next. This movie did have me on the edge of my seat and my anxiety levels were pretty high. Just ...

Skinamarink, a viral horror film from Edmonton's Kyle Edward Ball, is a sublime success. But because of unfettered social media hype, ...

The best parts of Skinamarink convey that unsettled space between nightmare ... I'm guessing that may have a lot to do with individual tastes.

'Skinamarink' is one of the most unnerving films in recent ...

But “Skinamarink” doesn't want to do that. It is a horror film first and foremost, and its primary goal is to scare the living daylights out of ...

You may also have a good enough time analyzing the film's overarching metaphor/meaning. ... did it finally turn off my Film Brain; it made me so ...

This movie boasts nearly two hours of grainy shots of someone's dark house. I honestly don't know what to say on this one. We may as well get on ...

"A pointless piece of nonlinear nonsense, “Skinamarink” is a banal B-movie of boring B-roll that's as drearily dull as any film can get."- ...

The talk of the horror movie world right now is Skinamarink, a feature film debut for Edmonton's own, Kyle Edward Ball.