Formative Fears
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Finding Friends, Family and Closure in ‘When a Stranger Calls Back’ 32 Years Later
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There is Something Rotten in the State of ‘Joshua’ [Formative Fears]
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The Horrors of ‘Apaches’ and Other Vintage British Safety Films [Formative Fears]
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‘Lisa’ Is a Mother’s Worst Fear Come True [Formative Fears]
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Grief and Monsters in ‘Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris’ [Formative Fears]
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Confronting Carter Smith’s Queer Horror Short ‘Bugcrush’ [Formative Fears]
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Overlooked ‘The Gate II’ Shows the Dangerous Allure of Wishmaking [Formative Fears]
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‘The Lodge’ is a Dark and Guilt-Ridden Christmas Story [Formative Fears]
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M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘The Visit’ Voices the Importance of Forgiveness [Formative Fears]
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Evil Hides in Plain Sight on Halloween Night in ‘Satan’s Little Helper’ [Formative Fears]
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‘Stir of Echoes’ is an Affecting Ghost Story with an Incredible Kevin Bacon Performance [Formative Fears]
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‘Joy Ride’ Is a Modern Classic in Road Trip Horror [Formative Fears]
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Betrayal Swims to the Surface in Larry Fessenden’s Creature Feature ‘Beneath’ [Formative Fears]
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Surviving Childhood and a Plastic Nightmare in Psychological Horror ‘Pin’ [Formative Fears]
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A Teenage Voyeur’s Grief Leads to Suburban Scares in ‘Disturbia’ [Formative Fears]