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St. Vincent Made a Horror Movie

The Dallas native and noted Cowboys fan's short film features a villainous figure in a panda costume.
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Lake Highlands native and noted Dallas Cowboys fan Annie Clark, a musician who records under the name St. Vincent, was tapped last year to directed a segment in the upcoming horror anthology film, XX.

A trailer released today gives us our first look at these “four deadly tales from four female filmmakers.” Clark’s segment, which she co-wrote with producer Roxanne Benjamin, is called “Birthday Party.” It appears to feature a spooky party-goer in a panda costume and at least one unspecified act of violence. The movie will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival this month.

It’s set to be a busy year for Clark, who just debuted another line of guitars. A new St. Vincent album, the first since 2014, is reportedly due this spring.

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