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Cinema Fearité Presents ‘Soul Survivors’ – A Mish-Mash Movie That Just Missed Its Hip Hollywood Calling

October 11, 2018 by James Jay Edwards

A scene from Soul Survivors.

The nineties were a curious time for horror movies. The success of young adult television shows like “Beverly Hills 90210,” “Dawson’s Creek,” and “Party of Five” paved the way for a slew of fright flicks that were packed with beautiful young stars and set to hip modern soundtracks. Usually, these movie were slashers, like Scream or I Know What You Did Last Summer. Sometimes, they were more sci-fi tinged, such as Disturbing Behavior or The Faculty. By the turn of the century, the teen horror craze had hit the supernatural realm. Case in point: 2001’s Soul Survivors.

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité, Entertainment, Horror, Movie Review, Movies Tagged With: Casey Affleck, Eliza Dushku, Fred Murphy, Melissa Sagemiller, Steve Carpenter, Teen Horror, Wes Bentley

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