Canadian Horror
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‘At the Place of Ghosts’ TIFF Review – Indigenous Thriller Boasts Strong Visuals, But a Slight Narrative
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A Little Fear of Penetration in David Cronenberg’s ‘eXistenZ’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘The King Tide’: An Island Town Rots with Moral Decay in Canadian Folk Horror Fable [Review]
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‘Polytechnique’ Is a Haunting Portrait of a Real-Life Canadian Tragedy [Maple Syrup Massacre]
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The Father/Son Cronenberg Conversation in ‘Antiviral’ [Maple Syrup Massacre]
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‘The Fear: Halloween Night’ – How This Sequel Improves on the Original
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David Cronenberg’s ‘Crash’ – An Unconventional Erotic Thriller/Slasher
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How 1977 Horror Movie ‘Rituals’ Exploits the Threatening Canadian Landscape [Maple Syrup Massacre]
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Kicking Off Weird Sex Month with the 40th Anniversary of ‘Videodrome’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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‘Curtains’ – An Unsung Movie from the Golden Age of Slashers
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‘Dark Nature’ Review – All-Female Wilderness Thriller Gets Lost in the Woods [Fantasia]
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‘Gnaw: Food of the Gods II’ Is B-Movie Perfection and Creature Feature Fun [Horrors Elsewhere]
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‘A Christmas Horror Story’ Effectively Summons the Spirits of the Season [Horrors Elsewhere]
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Wendigos and Sibling Rifts in ‘Devil in the Dark’ [Horrors Elsewhere]
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Canadian Horror Cinema Gets the Spotlight in Upcoming Documentary ‘They Came from Within’