I scream, you scream, we all ‘Scream’ for the bad ass women of Wes Craven’s game changing horror franchise. Happy Women in Horror Month …continue reading Sidney, Scream, and Strong Women in Horror
The Importance of Women in Horror Month From a Male Perspective The importance of celebrating WOMEN IN HORROR shouldn’t be confined to just one …continue reading Why Women In Horror Month Matters
Jason Voorhees As A Cultural Icon Horror movies have become a staple of pop culture, appearing on TV shows, music, comics, clothing and on …continue reading No Lives Matter
An Address to the Horror Community in Regards to the Recent Presidential Election By Glenn Tolle Horror reflects the fears and anxieties of the …continue reading Healing Through Horror
Theme Week: Technology in Horror Films In honor of the theatrical release (July 8) of Cell, based on the novel by Stephen King, this …continue reading Killer Technology
Theme Week: Social-Political Horror Films In honor of the theatrical release of The Purge: Election Year, the third installment of the successful franchise, this …continue reading Horror Films as Social Commentary
Calling all stations! Clear the airlanes, clear all airlanes for the big broadcast! On a dark and stormy night last Saturday evening at 10 …continue reading The Importance of the Horror Host
Representations of The Mummy in Literature for Young Readers THE MUMMY. This shambling, groaning and moaning, cloth-wrapped revenant has appeared in numerous movies (most …continue reading Unearthing The Mummy in Literature
“In an age of madness, to expect to be untouched by madness is a form of madness.” – Saul Bellow (Henderson the Rain King) …continue reading Surrealist Cinema: “Beyond Madness”
RAISING HELL OVER RECYCLED HORROR Horrible, atrocious, dreadful and disaster are all words commonly associated when referencing film remakes. A remake is a film based …continue reading Save Horror, Stop the Remakes
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