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Heroes, Villains, and Mind Control: Celebrating ‘Scanners’ at 40
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Watch the Skies: The Ongoing Legacy of ‘The Thing from Another World’ [Gods and Monsters]
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When Worlds (and Genres) Collide: ‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ at 25
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You Better Watch Out: Celebrating ‘Christmas Evil’ at 40
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‘Dead of Night’ and the Grand Traditions of Scary Stories and Horror Anthologies [Gods and Monsters]
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Some Fairytales Are True: 10 Years Later, Celebrating Holiday Horror Classic ‘Rare Exports’
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In Search of the Original Self: Ken Russell’s ‘Altered States’ Turns 40
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Facing the Elements: The Chilling Horrors of Adam Green’s ‘Frozen’ Ten Years Later
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The Spider and the Butterfly: ‘The Innocents’ and the Original Haunting of Bly Manor [Gods and Monsters]
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The Best History Lesson Ever: Ray Bradbury and ‘The Halloween Tree’
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Feast Your Eyes: The Phantom and the Rise of Classic Horror [Gods and Monsters]
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The Joys of Irresponsible Parenting: How ‘Halloween’ Helped Create a Horror Bond With My Son
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Kindertrauma Generation: The ‘Family Friendly’ Horrors of the 1980s
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The Many Brides of Frankenstein: The Evolution of an Icon
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Fridays Without Jason: The Beginning and the ‘New Beginning’ of ‘Friday the 13th’
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Ordinary Fears: Stephen King’s Horror Anthology ‘Cat’s Eye’ at 35
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Freddy Krueger: The Mask of America’s Buried Sins