Every clown has their day. Not every clown is great, and neither is every day. But one day reigns supreme for trashy clowns, and …continue reading Garbage Day: Clowning With “Killjoy”
Rise of the Black Vampire: In honor of Women in Horror Month and Black History Month, we explore the role of black women in …continue reading Black Women in the Era of Blaxploitation Horror
A shipwreck survivor’s tale of perseverance and self-determination, “Sweetheart” is a tried and true creature feature with a fresh social message. Terror in paradise …continue reading Reel Review: Sweetheart (2019)
In celebration of Black History Month, Chaos and Carnage revisit the lingering horror of “Night of the Living Dead”— still relevant 50 years later. A …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Night of the Living Dead
We talk with genre scholar Valeria Villegas Lindvall about the feminine relationship to horror and the power of the genre to challenge power structures. …continue reading Women in Horror Interview: Valeria Villegas Lindvall
In celebration of Black History Month, Chaos and Carnage summon the spirit of Candyman five times to find out what all the buzz is …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Candyman
Lupita Nyong’o deserved to be recognized by the Academy for her nuanced and eloquent dual performance in Jordan Peele’s “Us”. Not only is Lupita’s …continue reading The Subversiveness of Lupita Nyong’o in “Us”
Though not as gripping as “Get Out,” strong performances and thrilling action make Jordan Peele’s “Us” an admirable follow up to his dazzling debut. …continue reading Reel Review: Us (2019)
This movie adaptation of the infamous children’s book delivers on the scares, but falls short on the treatment of its sole character of color. …continue reading Scary Stories: The Terror of Unaddressed Racism
Much like its 1974 predecessor, 2019’s ‘Black Christmas’ has a lot to say about the world women live in, feminism, and toxic masculinity. Through …continue reading Black Christmas (2019): Continuing a Radical Legacy
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