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Nato And Remy’s Last Stand: First Ever Horror Oscars…I Mean…Igor Awards!

So here Remy and I are, with our own little horror column, wondering what to write about the week after horror yet again exists as the biggest Oscar snub of them all (except for Wreck-It Ralph which was 10x better than Brave!!!!) - and thus the Igor Awards are born. Well, born here at least. Universal has the Eyegore Awards during their Halloween Horror Nights, but ours pay tribute to that hunchbacked sidekick who will forever live in infamy.
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Published: Feb 28, 2013 09:56 pm

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Best Actress:

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AnnaLynn McCord: Excision

Gretchen Lodge: Lovely Molly

Emily Olson: Silent House

Kristen Connolly: Cabin in the Woods

Robin McLeavy: The Loved Ones

…and the Igor goes to:

AnnaLynn McCord as Pauline in Excision.

Though every contender on this list deserves this award for how dark a place they forced themselves to go, we need to give that extra bit of props to the stunning McCord for her unflinching turn as Pauline in Excision.

While known ONLY for the 90210 remake prior to this film, she truly lost herself in the creation of Pauline, fully embracing her twisted psyche, and the resulting character we see from that is both cocky AND vulnerable. Broken AND cocksure. It is a polarity most would not be able to pull off, but McCord utterly convinces you that Pauline exists when you sit down to watch this film. And that ending? Jesus, we did not see the genuine emotion of that ending coming, so huge props to AnnaLynn for being willing to uglify herself and her soul for such a demanding part.

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A drinking critic with a movie problem. Foodie. Meatballer. Horror Enthusiast.
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