-
Why Mainstream Horror Should Lighten Up
-
Think of the Children: Why ‘Weapons’ Is the Perfect Horror Movie for Today
-
The Empathy Machine: Why Horror Is the Genre We Need Right Now
-
Brand Awareness: Why Horror Franchises Have Trouble Evolving
-
‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ at 40: Wes Craven’s Cautionary Tale About Ignoring the Past
-
Smart Grindhouse: How ‘Thanksgiving’ Reminds the World that Slashers Have Brains Too
-
Generational Sins: The True Horror of “The Fall of the House of Usher”
-
How ‘Talk to Me’ Adds Depth to Horror Clichés Through Loss and Loneliness
-
‘Sick’ – How Kevin Williamson Redefines the Final Girl (Again)
-
“Just Don’t Look”: Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’, “Treehouse of Horror” and Fandom in the Internet Age
-
‘Sinister’, ‘The Black Phone’ and the Horror of Obsession
-
How ‘The Batman’ Explores the Horror of Living with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
-
How ‘Scream’ Boldly Gives a Middle Finger to Toxic Fandom [Spoilers]
-
‘Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin’ and the Mistakes of Modern Franchises
-
The Scariest Scene in John Carpenter’s ‘Halloween’ Touched Upon a Real Suburban Nightmare
-
Nia DaCosta’s ‘Candyman’ Uses Centuries of Trauma and Loss to Reframe and Reclaim Candyman
-
Who’s Afraid of Candyman? What the Boogeyman’s Presence Says About Representation in Horror
-
‘Fear Street’ Shines a Light on Horror’s History With a Patriarchal Society
-
‘Bleeding Skull! A 1990s Trash-Horror Odyssey’ is an Ode to Horror Fans, Undiscovered Gems, and the Genre’s Undervalued Decade
-
Why the World Needs More Diversity in Black Horror
-
How ‘The Witch’ Illustrates Family and Community as Our Worst Enemies
-
10 Years Later – Why ‘You’re Next’ is the Quintessential Horror Film for Millennials
-
How Reality Turned John Carpenter’s ‘Escape from L.A.’ into a Horror Movie
-
‘Arachnophobia’: The Power of Denial and the Horror Always Left in Its Wake