
More than an allegory for puberty told through the lens of horror, “Ginger Snaps” is an empowering and subversive tale of sisterhood. Ginger Snaps …continue reading Subversive Sisterhood: Ginger Snaps (2000)
More than an allegory for puberty told through the lens of horror, “Ginger Snaps” is an empowering and subversive tale of sisterhood. Ginger Snaps …continue reading Subversive Sisterhood: Ginger Snaps (2000)
The brilliance of “Savageland” lies in its ability to deliver relevant scares, while examining the dangers of our tribalistic tendencies. Although released in 2015, …continue reading Macabre Menagerie: Savageland (2015)
Statistically Speaking: This academic study on the preference for horror among men and women may surprise you — and give you plenty to think about. …continue reading A (Very) Brief Study of Gender in Horror
A byproduct of the evolutionary process and a shared human emotion, horror films allow us to face our primal fears in the form of …continue reading The Horror Genre and Why We Love It
The Dark Side of Fame and the Terror of Toxic Relationships: We go beyond the surface scares and explore the deeper meaning behind “Misery”. …continue reading Inspecting the Horror: Misery (1990)
For many of us, there’s no greater fear than loss of self. But is the idea of ‘self’ just an illusion? Are we in …continue reading Questions That Haunt Me: The Ghost in the Ghost
Bathory is known for her ruthless torture and blood ceremonies centuries ago, but what did she really do? How has her legend been portrayed …continue reading Countess Bathory: Fact, Fiction and Film
Eighty-Four Minutes of Unforgettable Hell On Earth: Welcome to Wes Craven’s “The Last House on the Left” (Retrospective and Trivia). Don’t talk to strangers …continue reading Exploiting Exploitation: The Last House on the Left
From the sounds of the unknown to sights that refuse to be seen, psychological horror dominates the horror genre. But what exactly is it? …continue reading Psycho-Analysis of Psychological Horror
Annette Curtis Klause’s novel about a pack of wolves, “Blood and Chocolate”, is an underrated story of female empowerment. Written by Annette Curtis Klause, …continue reading Now Read This: Blood and Chocolate