Editorials February 3, 2023 Sidney Prescott’s Arc Should Have Ended in ‘Scream 3’ Neve Campbell’s arc as Sidney Prescott should have ended way back on February 3, 2000 when Scream 3 premiered at
Editorials February 3, 2023 The Complicated Representation Of Black Immortal Bodies As a Black woman, the idea of Black invincible bodies is both thrilling and terrifying. In my day-to-day life, I’m
Editorials February 2, 2023 10 Strangely Sexy Horror Films That’ll Make You Feel Something Horror should make you feel something. And while that predominant feeling is often assumed to be fear, horror films can
Editorials February 1, 2023 ‘Sick’ Brilliantly Captures the Paranoia and Uncertainty Induced by Lockdown Kevin Williamson’s razor-sharp screenplay perfectly sends up the loss of clarity we collectively felt in 2020. f
Editorials February 1, 2023 ‘The Fog’ Makes a Compelling Case for Why Less is Sometimes More Happy release date anniversary to an iconic slice of ‘80s horror.
Editorials January 31, 2023 Eco-Horror ‘The Last Winter’ Still Serves as a Chilling Warning Larry Fessenden's claustrophobic winter horror film from 2006 may be the closest the genre has come to duplicating another snowbound
News January 31, 2023 How David Cronenberg’s ‘Shivers’ Challenges The Zombie Genre Genre filmmaking, especially in the horror genre, can be looked at as being like a parasitic relationship. In this scenario,
Editorials January 31, 2023 How ‘Final Destination 2’ Saved My Life Editor’s note: this article contains mentions of suicide. I was in third grade the first time I ever saw David
Editorials January 31, 2023 ‘Fermat’s Room’ is an Intense Cross Between ‘Clue’ and ‘Cube’ Hey, Dread Central readers. January 29th was National Puzzle Day. And with that in mind, I am excited to be
Editorials January 27, 2023 Giallo January: How Italian Slashers Turned the Murder Mystery into High Art Could horror fans still get the greatest Giallo movie ever made, or has the best of the genre already