Horror

How ‘Tetsuo: The Iron Man’ Embodies 1980s HIV/AIDS Anxieties

By  Meg Shields 

Another wonderful opportunity to remember the power drill dick scene.

All the Horror You Need to Stream in November 2022

By  Meg Shields 

Pick your poison: worms, clowns, or knife-happy Santas.

The Great Italian Film That Followed the WWII Ban on Horror

By  Emily Kubincanek 

‘Black Sunday’ is seen as the first great Italian horror film thanks to Mario Bava’s innovation and additions to the gothic horror story.

Hypnotic Anatomy: What Makes Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s ‘Cure’ So Scary

By  Meg Shields 

“All the things that used to be inside of me… now they are all outside.”

Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ is a Well-Curated, Wide-Ranging Horror Anthology

By  Valerie Ettenhofer 

Netflix’s latest anthology features Guillermo del Toro presenting eight horror stories from genre filmmakers. It’s ambitious, creative, and at times delightfully creepy.

Real Hauntings and Rubber Fingers: How They Made ‘Deadstream’

By  Meg Shields 

“I felt so privileged to be touching that sweet corpse head.”

Why a 10-year-old Girl Is Credited for Co-Writing 1977’s ‘House’

By  Meg Shields 

‘House’ is one of the most bonkers horror films ever made. And we have a child to thank for it.

‘Halloween Ends’ Two Films Too Late

By  Rob Hunter 

Laurie and Michael take a back seat to a character straight out of ‘Christine,’ so that’s fun.

The 7th Annual Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Brings Thrills and Chills to NYC

By  Rob Hunter 

The Harbinger, Something in the Dirt, and Satan’s Slaves 2 are just a few of the must-sees this year.