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    'Beware Boiúna' Screens at BeyondFest as B-Movie Fun▼BeyondFest 2026 Review: ‘Beware Boiúna’ Slithers Into B-Movie Fun✉newsCultureFilm13 h ago

    The creature feature 'Beware Boiúna' has screened at BeyondFest 2026, drawing a review that praises it as enjoyable B-movie entertainment. The film, built around the Boiúna serpent of Brazilian folklore, is being received as a deliberately pulpy monster picture rather than a serious horror entry, with early commentary from the festival circuit framing it as a fun, self-aware throwback.

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    Interview: BEWARE BOIÚNA Shot in a 360 'Forest of Horror'●Interview: BEWARE BOIÚNA Filmed in a 360 ‘Forest of Horror’ https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.fang oria.com/interview-bMmastodonCultureFilm114 h ago

    Fangoria has published an interview about BEWARE BOIÚNA, a horror film shot in 360 degrees within what the filmmakers describe as a 'forest of horror'. The feature highlights how the immersive filming format and the real forest setting were used to create the movie's atmosphere. Details of the interview's content beyond the film's title and production approach are not provided in the available information.

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    'Beware Boiúna' Review: A Giant-Snake Horror Hit▼‘Beware Boiúna’ Review: A Really, Really Scary Movie About a Really, Really Big Snake✉newsCultureFilm1 d ago

    TheWrap has published a review of the horror film 'Beware Boiúna', calling it a genuinely scary movie centered on a giant snake. The review highlights the film as a standout creature feature drawing on the Boiúna, a serpent figure from Brazilian folklore. It is the latest critic coverage accompanying the movie's release.

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    Mike P. Nelson Discusses Beware! of the Boiúna●BEWARE BOIÚNA DIRECTOR MIKE P. NELSON - The Weekend Warrior Show Interview✉newsCultureFilm1 d ago

    Filmmaker Mike P. Nelson, director of the horror film Beware! of the Boiúna, sat down for an interview on The Weekend Warrior Show with Edward Douglas to discuss the upcoming project. Nelson, previously known for Wrong Turn and V/H/S/85, is generating attention for his take on the Brazilian folk-horror legend of the boiúna, a giant serpent of Amazonian myth.