We’ve recognized Oscar-worthy genre talent in front of the camera; let’s go behind the camera to look at snubbed visionary directors. I’ve taken a …continue reading Horror Directors Who Deserved Oscar Nominations
One of King’s most harrowing novels, “Gerald’s Game” is a cerebral, contained thriller that’s absolutely devastating in its simplicity. Stephen King has had a …continue reading Reading the King: Gerald’s Game (1992)
Flanagan pulls out all the stops in his last Netflix show, exploring well-trod territory and managing to bring something new to the table. For …continue reading Netflix and Chills: The Fall of the House of Usher
Fear is a drug and one worth getting addicted to, as it’s both a healthy outlet and a therapeutic tool for healing and relieving …continue reading Can Horror Movies Help with Anxiety?
Body representation in horror is hard to find, but if you’d like to see some great performances from larger actors, we’ve got you covered. …continue reading Best Horror Movies With Plus-Size Characters
“The Midnight Club” is a love letter to horror-obsessed teens past, present, and future and should spawn a new generation of Pike enthusiasts. Based …continue reading Netflix and Chills: The Midnight Club
It may have been snubbed at the Emmy Awards, but “Midnight Mass” is a masterpiece, and the lack of recognition belies its brilliance. Opinions …continue reading Let’s Talk About: Midnight Mass
Netflix has made great horror more accessible to the masses, but the platform’s best original content deserves physical releases. Physical media is important to …continue reading Release the Blu-Ray: Netflix Originals
I’m here to propose a “dead kid and grief-filled” triple feature that might give you that powerful emotional cry you need after a hard …continue reading Triple Threat: Grief Beyond the Grave
Mike Flanagan’s debut film “Absentia” is a masterpiece of empathic horror — an effective tale of guilt, addiction, and finding a way forward. From …continue reading Frights and Feelings: Absentia (2011)
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