Horror Editorials
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Swedish Horror ‘Månguden’ Is a Smörgåsbord of Slasher, Giallo and Found Footage Elements [Horrors Elsewhere]
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The Best Horror Games to Play on the Nintendo Switch This Halloween Season
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All Aboard Diane Hoh’s 1992 Young Adult Horror Novel ‘The Train’ [Buried in a Book]
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‘The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me’ Looks to Be the Series’ Most Cohesive Title to Date [Hands-Off Preview]
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Larger Than Life: Ranking All Four Films in Legendary’s MonsterVerse!
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‘Victor Crowley’ – Adam Green Reflects on ‘Hatchet 4’ Five Years Later and Teases What’s Next [Exclusive]
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The Evolution of Found Footage: A History of Screenlife Horror
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‘One Day at Horrorland’ – The Very Different Horrors of the Book and TV Series [Viewer Beware]
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Isabelle Fuhrman: Four Films (and One Show) You Should Watch After ‘Orphan: First Kill’
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A Beast in the Streets: Dutch Movie ‘Prey’ Unleashes a Killer Lion on Amsterdam [Horrors Elsewhere]
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Are We Not Men? – ‘Island of Lost Souls’ and What It Means to Be Human
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Eric Weiner’s ‘Deadly Detention’ Turns ‘The Breakfast Club’ into a Bloody Slasher [Buried in a Book]
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How Choice-Based Horror Games Helped Me Cope with Real-Life Horror
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What They Do in the Shadows: Six Must-Watch Vampire TV Shows
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‘Sinister’, ‘The Black Phone’ and the Horror of Obsession
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How ‘Orphan’ Brought Something New and Exciting to Horror’s Killer Kid Table [Young Blood]
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The Harsh Realty of Hong Kong Slasher ‘Dream Home’ [Horrors Elsewhere]
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Vince Gilligan’s Haunting “Night Stalker” Episode Bridges the Gap Between “The X-Files” and “Better Call Saul”
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Paul W.S. Anderson’s ‘Death Race’ – Finding the Good in the 2008 Remake [The Silver Lining]
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Carol Ellis Delivers Summer Camp Horror in 1993’s ‘Camp Fear’ [Buried in a Book]
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Diabolically Inspired: 8 of the Most Unusual Horror Soundtracks Ever
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6 Things You’ll Learn from Watching ‘Pennywise: The Story of IT’ on SCREAMBOX
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Grave Robbing and Grisly Creatures: The Horror Elements of 1996’s ‘Tomb Raider’ Video Game
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“The Boys”: The Super-Powered Horrors of Amazon’s Hit Series