Madmen, Spies, and Lovers: The Invisible Man in the Movies
If you’re anything like me, you are anxiously awaiting the release of Blumhouse and director Leigh Whannell’s new film The Invisible Man at the end of this month (look for it in US theaters beginning this Friday, February 28th). The
Interview: Bethany Anne Lind on Murder and the Struggle of Living in Rural America in BLOOD ON HER NAME
Blood on Her Name is a grim, atmospheric thriller that tells the story of how far one woman will go to protect the ones she loves after being involved in an accidental death. Written by Matthew Pope and Don Thompson,
Representation, Vampires & Danny Trejo: Robert Rodriguez’s Influence on Horror
For the past 30 years, Robert Rodriguez has influenced the world of cinema. Let's see just how he did it.
Chucky: More than Mere CHILD’S PLAY
Until recently, the Child’s Play franchise has been a complete blind spot for me. For years I assumed it was just a silly killer doll story that didn’t carry much weight or interest for me. Seeing the original Child’s Play
A Love Letter to “Irresponsible” Parents
In second grade, I was seated around a long, rectangular table with several of my classmates. The school day was about to end, and for our final assignment of the day, our teacher asked that we share some thoughts on
1 Year Later: Director & Producers Reflect on the Impact of HORROR NOIRE
February is more than Women in Horror Month; it's also Black History Month, a fact that is often overlooked on genre sites. Last year, however, came a game-changer: The documentary Horror Noire: The History of Black Horror, a film that
How Prestige Award Shows’ Dismissal of the Horror Genre Fails Women
Since its inception as an official film genre in the early 20th century, horror has long offered a unique space for women to bend their craft into unexpected, thrilling shapes on celluloid. Indeed, across the decades women have flourished in the horror genre,
Who is Bong Joon-Ho? Oscars Viewers Want to Know
While most horror fans know what's up already, searches for both the film Parasite and Bong Joon-Ho spiked at 7:30 pm PST as he took the stage to accept the Oscar for Original Screenplay and continued to climb as he
