[Video] A Teen Screams Icon: Discussing Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Do you love Buffy the Vampire Slayer? We got a scoobie gang together to discuss why the TV show and character has become such a teen icon in horror…
[Film Review] Stay Pretty, No Pity (2021)
Lucy (Maria Ozawa) has fled an abusive relationship and is now experiencing sudden visits from a ghost…
[Editorial] Exploring Womanhood Through Ginger Snaps Back 2: Unleashed
If I had to watch one horror movie on repeat for the rest of my life, it would be Ginger Snaps (2000)..
[Film Review] An Exquisite Meal (2021)
An Exquisite Meal follows dinner hosts Dave and Irene as they aim to entertain their dearest friends with a sumptuous meal…
[Editorial] Katie in Paranormal Activity (2009), Paranormal Activity 2 (2010) and Paranormal Activity 3 (2011)
Although the horror genre is not renowned for giving its characters the happiest of arcs, Katie from the Paranormal Activity series is one of the more thoroughly doomed…
[Editorial] Interview with Director Edoardo Vitaletti of The Last Thing Mary Saw (2021)
The Last Thing Mary Saw (2021) is a dark and gothic tale that examines the consequences of life under a repressive and restrictive society…
[Editorial] Disability and Horror: Midnight (2021)
If you’ve seen Squid Game, you’re probably already familiar with Wi Ha-Joon, the persistent detective determined to find out the truth behind the deadly games…
[Editorial] “How Do Girls Know How To Do That?” – Female Adaptation And Evolution In Spring Pt.2
The hypocrisy in the treatment of women finds its place in horror and thriller perhaps more than other genres…
[Book Review] How to Survive A Human Attack
The horror genre has a long and notable history of expressing sympathy for the devils and monsters whose tales it tells…
[Mother of Fears] Nature vs Nurture in Mama (2013)
Marketed as a supernatural horror movie, Mama (2013) is mainly the story of two young sisters, Victoria and Lily…
[Editorial] Blood, Muscle, and Red Paper: My Bloody Valentine’s Recording Hearts
Heart. A muscle pumping blood. Heart. A desire. Heart. The inner part of anything, its core. Heart. Seat of emotions. Heart…
[Film Review] Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror (2022)
If you’re a horror nerd, then there’s nothing more fun than settling down with an in-depth documentary to enhance your genre…
[Film Review] Achoura (2018)
“On happy Ashura night, their joy burns too bright. He’s woken from his slumber, famished by a hunger. Their joy he wants to eat, those children young and sweet…
[Film Review] The Devil to Pay (2019)
From director and writer team Ruckus and Lane Skye (Becky) comes The Devil to Pay, a backwoods thriller…
[Film Review] Stagefright (1987)
I like a horror film that starts as it means to go on, and from the minute a killer in an oversized owl mask leaps onto the stage…
[Film Review] Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021)
Resident Evil started life on PlayStation in 1996 (known as Biohazard in Japan) and has since become Capcom’s most successful video game franchise to date
[Film Review] The Advent Calendar (2021)
The Advent Calendar (2021) is the story of Eva (Eugénie Derouand) counting down the days to Christmas with some strange candy from a threatening calendar…
[Editorial] Where To Start With German Horror Films: 6 Recommendations
With its chilling folklore, medieval castles, twisted forests, and position firmly at the forefront of Western art since the Middle Ages…
[Film Review] Dark Chronicles (2021)
The horror anthology has been making a welcome comeback in recent years. Fans with fond memories of portmanteau films such as Dr Terror’s House of Horrors and TV compilations like Tales From the Crypt have been catered to with brand new collections…
[Film Review] Slumber Party Massacre (2021)
The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) series has always been rooted in feminism, with every entry written and directed by women, and the newest addition, Slumber Party Massacre (2021), is no different….
