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Daniel Hrncir

Graduate at the University of Texas at Austin with a Biology BSA. I am currently working towards applying to medical school. When I am not thinking about MD, you can probably find me listening to Suburban Lawns or watching some obscure horror movie like Slumber Party Massacre III.




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Full Circle Flashback: ‘My Bloody Valentine’ Review
Daniel Hrncir Posted On February 14, 2021

My Bloody Valentine

Someone always gets hurt on Valentine’s Day. Always. There is always more to the story behind those famous lines: “And they all lived happily ever after…” For every happy ending, there is tragedy. For every couple, there is unrequited love. […]


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‘Saint Maud’ Review: “Disappointingly Maudlin”
Daniel Hrncir Posted On January 31, 2021


I was confirmed a Catholic. With this sacrament, you take up a saint’s name, so that you may lead your life according to the way they may have led theirs. And so, I chose St. Jude, the patron saint of […]


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Full Circle Flashback: ‘Possession’ Review: “Make It New”
Daniel Hrncir Posted On December 26, 2020


Death lies not in not being able to communicate but in no longer being understood. —Pier Paolo Pasolini, “A Desperate Vitality,” 1964 I do not mind silence. It demands nothing of me, and I demand nothing of it. A harmony […]


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‘Freaky’ Review: “A Freakin’ Masterpiece”
Daniel Hrncir Posted On November 16, 2020


All slasher movies have gimmicks. If we were to take a stroll through the entire history of the sub-genre, then we would find nothing but silly novelties. Terror Train takes place on a train. The Town that Dreaded Sundown presents itself […]


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Full Circle Flashback: ‘Casper’ Review
Daniel Hrncir Posted On October 31, 2020


For as long as I can remember, I have always been fascinated with the paranormal. I used to take my friends to a hotel downtown, where we would pay respects to the haunted painting of a little girl in white, […]


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Screen Screams: ‘Night of the Creeps’ Review
Daniel Hrncir Posted On October 8, 2020


We all know that this Halloween will not look like other Halloweens from years past. And yet, the month of October waits for us all the same. It is about time we put the spirit of Halloween back into that […]


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Full Circle Flashback: ‘Goosebumps: The Haunted Mask’ Review
Daniel Hrncir Posted On September 30, 2020


When I look back on my memories of trick-or-treating, all I can really remember is the strain of two bobbing peepholes. I only remember as much as those little beads of light. And yet, what horrors would cross them. Droopy-eyed […]


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Full Circle Showdown: ‘The New Mutants’ Review – Was It Worth the Wait?
Daniel Hrncir Posted On August 28, 2020


The writers and film lovers here at Full Circle Cinema know that opinions on films are divisive and can get pretty argumentative. But to encourage friendly and lively debate, we have Full Circle Showdown. This series involves an in-depth discussion […]


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Full Circle Flashback: ‘Valerie and Her Week of Wonders’ Review
Daniel Hrncir Posted On August 9, 2020


Does anyone ever feel comfortable talking about sex? We are so afraid to talk about it openly that we always distance ourselves from the subject. Only behind closed doors and underneath bedsheets does sex ever come closest to its intended […]


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‘Radioactive’ Review: “An Isotope In Decay”
Daniel Hrncir Posted On July 25, 2020


The politicization of science poses great dangers for humanity. I bear witness. I see all the ways in which 2020, an electoral year for the United States, distorts our reality of a life lived under a pandemic. And with pressures […]


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