By Naomi Elias
We look at the “humans are the real monsters” trope and present seven classic examples.
By Ciara Wardlow
‘Frankenstein’ brought it to the movies, but Mary Shelley’s not to blame.
Sometimes when characters die, their bodies disappear. Let’s talk about why.
To raise the stakes, just add zombies. It may never go out of style.
It’s all fun and games until the chirping stops.
Some archetypes should really come with hazard pay.
As it turns out, the popular problematic favorite and the OG problematic favorite are basically the same person.
Water isn’t the only thing coming to a boil.
By Mary Beth McAndrews
The trope carries implications of strength, perseverance, and resilience. But where did the Final Girl come from, and how has she changed?
