Having just celebrated World Mental Health Day, Jamie explores “Hill House”‘s Eleanor Crain as a representation of psychological trauma and depression. With the recent …continue reading The Rest is Confetti: On Being Eleanor Crain
Make plans to take a trip to Bly Manor this October 9th because you are in for a perfectly splendid experience courtesy of Mike Flanagan.continue reading Netflix and Chills: The Haunting of Bly Manor
Love is not often a many-splendored thing for most, but if it were it’d look a like Ben Hanscom’s selfless love for Beverly Marsh.continue reading Winter Fire: Ben Hanscom, Love, and “It”
Fantasia Fest has been packed with lots of amazing content this year despite contending with a pandemic. One stand out event has been a discussion with filmmaker Mike Flanagan on adapting the likes of horror monoliths Stephen King and Shirley Jackson.continue reading Fantasia Fest 2020: Mike Flanagan on Literary Adaptation
Wes Craven’s The Last House on the Left is a divisive exploitation horror film, but it provides a look at what happens when women aid men in the active harm of other women.continue reading Digging Deep: The Last House on the Left
Following the news of Adam Donaghey’s numerous sexual assaults and Cinestate’s attempts to sweep the vile acts under the rugs, the best thing we can do is support the victims and give them a voice and make a commitment to creating safer spaces for women in the film industry.continue reading Rebuild the Horror Community: Support Survivors
While fictional horror rightfully takes a backseat to real life horror, we want to provide helpful resources for everyone looking to help how they …continue reading Educate Yourself: Black Lives Matter Reading List
Netflix has acquired the rights to lots of interesting, subversive, and entertaining genre fare, but so few titles have received a physical media release. …continue reading Seven Netflix Exclusives That Need Physical Releases
Now that “The Invisible Man” is out for everyone to own, it’s time to have a frank discussion about the misogynist criticism the film …continue reading “The Invisible Man” Criticism: A Visible Problem
For Mike Flanagan’s birthday, we’re celebrating his first feature “Absentia”, an underrated masterpiece that laid the groundwork for his future work. I can remember …continue reading Mike Flanagan: Absentia and Beyond
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