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Remember back in ’94, when Jay-z’s trunk was full of ‘raw’, the police pulled him over, and this was just one of his “99 Problems”? Well, fast forward to some 23 years later and meet Ivan, a man whose chief offense does not involve trafficking coke but rather ‘testing positive for perfection’. Welcome to the topsy-turvy world of The Problemless Anonymous, in which the absence of flaws (real or perceived) is in direct violation of the law. Luckily for Ivan (Anthony Harwood) the cure for wellness can be found just around the corner at his local imperfection clinic. There he meets a woman (Eloise Black), is presented with a problem, and given a chance to assimilate into the less-than-perfect world inhabited by the rest of...

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We're only hours away from Cavity Colors' re-launch of their Happy Horrordays sweater, featuring our favorite slashers: Michael, Jason, Freddy, and Leatherface. Also in today's Highlights: a recap of the Razor Reel Flanders Film Festival, Turbo Kid shirts from Fright Rags, a Q&A with director Scott Frazelle from Moggy Creatures, Deadly Intent release details and trailer, and a full look at the short film Amnesiac.

Horrordays Sweater Revival: From Cavity Colors: "[Today][at 5 pm (est) One of our most highly requested designs makes it's horrific return (in limited quantity) The "Happy Horrordays" sweater, designed by Hillary White! We know a lot of you missed out on it last year, so we wanna give you another chance to own the perfect sweater for the upcoming Horrordays! Set those reminders, cause these will go fast again!"

To learn more about the Happy Horrordays sweater, keep an eye on Cavity Colors' official website.

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Razor Reel Flanders Film Festival 2016 Winners and Runner-Ups: Press Release: "Bruges, Belgium - November 15, 2016 - Prior to ending its 9th consecutive edition with a closing night screening of Sang-ho Yeon’s action-packed Train To Busan the Razor Reel Flanders Film Festival announced the winners of both its feature and short film competitions. In the former category, reserved for directorial debuts or sophomore films,...