Director of new horror with near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score explains why it's important to support "arthouse" and "unusual" scary movies
Exclusive: Robert Morgan says Stopmotion "doesn't sit within the normal rhythms of a normal horror movie," but that's a good thing
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It seems the most popular horror movies at the moment are all remakes, sequels, and prequels, or focus on themes we have seen before. Enter Stopmotion, the kind of “unusual, out there” film we don’t see every day – and just the kind of movie genre …
