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Welcome to Found Frights, a monthly column in which Ari Drew highlights new, underrated, and underseen found footage movies for those of us who can’t get enough of this horror subgenre that just won’t die.

One thing that I’ve always loved about following and covering independent horror films is the prospect of discovering projects and talent that make me feel excited about the genre all over again. Despite its reputation over the years as a low-effort gateway to genre filmmaking, found footage films and those in its family of subgenres have often been able to spark that unique sense of giddiness in me when executed with care. At their best, they’re an impressive showcase of ingenuity, novel filmmaking approaches, and impassioned collaboration–often born of necessity due to the limited budgets most of these projects have to work with throughout production. At their worst, well… the...

The following contains spoilers for The Simpsons season 36 episode 7, "Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes," now streaming on HuluThe Simpsons' has officially bid farewell to Pamela Hayden, and her last episode of the show features appearances from her two most consistent characters. Hayden has been a part of The Simpsons since the first season of the show. She initially appeared as a classmate of Bart Simpson in a Butterfinger commercial who became Milhouse Van Houten, making the leap to the series in the show's debut episode, "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire."

Hayden has subsequently played multiple roles in the show, even as Milhouse evolved into one of The Simpsons' most enduring supporting characters. The announcement that Hayden would be retiring from voice acting after "Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes" means that her appearance in the episode marks the end of an era for the show. To celebrate that, The Simpsons...

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for The Simpsons season 36, episode 7, "Treehouse of Horror Presents Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes"

Although The Simpsons has mined thirty years of drama and comedy from one recurring feud, season 36 ended this storyline with a hilariously unexpected twist. The Simpsons season 37’s renewal might not have been announced yet, but the show’s future still seems pretty positive. From Vulture to YouTube, critics across the Internet have dubbed The Simpsons “Good again” thanks to the uptick in writing quality found throughout seasons 34 and 35. While The Simpsons’ worst changes saw the show’s decline begin as far back as season 11, seasons 34-36 have earned praise for their renowned focus on character.

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Well, Halloween season is undoubtedly underway, as we have nearly 30 different horror and sci-fi home entertainment releases headed our way this Tuesday. Just in time for all your seasonal viewing needs, Scream Factory is releasing the first five Halloween films in 4K, and if you’re looking to get caught up on some recent genre fare, Escape Room: Tournament of Champions, Fried Barry and the limited series of The Stand (2020) will be coming home tomorrow as well. The first two Phantasm films are getting a new double feature Blu-ray, we also have a new 4K collection of Universal Monsters films being released on Tuesday, and if somehow you’ve never had a chance to check out Trick or Treats, Code Red’s new Blu for the film should help you out there.

Other releases for October 5th include Onibaba: The Criterion Collection, The Victim, The Screaming Woman, Night of the Animated Dead,...