slasher
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Shudder’s “Slasher: Flesh & Blood”: Trailer for Season 4 Introduces David Cronenberg and a New Killer! [Video]
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The Hilarious Bitchery of ‘Sorority Row’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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We Need to Apologize for Sleeping on ‘Bones’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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Horror Series “Slasher” Returning to Shudder With New Season “Slasher: Flesh & Blood” in August!
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Celebrating 40 Years of Canadian Slasher ‘My Bloody Valentine’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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Wacky Colors and Nuns Aplenty in ‘Psycho III’! [Horror Queers Podcast]
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Ringing in the New Year With ‘Terror Train’ [Horror Queers Podcast]
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[Horror Queers Podcast] White Saviors, Magic Mirrors and Snow Cones in ‘Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh’
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Stay Home, Watch Horror: 5 Horror Shows to Stream This Week
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Horror Series “Slasher” Returning to Shudder With New Season “Slasher: Flesh & Blood”; David Cronenberg Stars!
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[Horror Queers Podcast] Kidney Heists, Hitchcock Awards and Twins in ‘Urban Legends: Final Cut’
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Looking Back on Horror Spoof ‘Scary Movie’ Twenty Years Later
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[Horror Queers Podcast] ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ is More Than Just a ‘Scream’ Rip-Off
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[Horror Queers] ‘Pitchfork’ Uses Queerness as a Bait-and-Switch, and That’s Not Okay
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[Review] ‘Straight Edge Kegger’ Slashes Punk Stereotypes
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[Horror Queers Podcast] Bitchery, Jaundice and Incest in Glen Morgan’s Remake of ‘Black Christmas’
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[TV Review] “AHS: 1984” Jumps to the Present and Finds Bloody Closure in Season Finale ‘Final Girl’
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[TV Review] The Killers and Survivors of “AHS: 1984” Prepare for the Final Battle in ‘Rest in Pieces’
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[TV Review] ‘The Lady in White’ Brings More Killers, More Family Trauma and Returning Stars to “AHS: 1984”
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[Review] “American Horror Story: 1984” Season Premiere is a Bloody, Campy Good Time
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[TV Review] The Killer in ‘Scream: Resurrection’ Makes a Mockery of Horror Fans Everywhere
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[TV Review] “Scream: Resurrection” Should Have Stayed Dead
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Showrunner Talks the Kills and Killer of Netflix’s “Slasher: Solstice” [Interview]
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[TV Review] “Slasher” Continues to Get More Clever, More Brutal and More Socially Charged With “Solstice”