Redemption in Emerald Fennell’s Rape-Revenge Horror Film “PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN”
Horror-writer Mary Kay McBrayer delves into the act of transference of mental deterioration as punishment, and why that kind of revenge is so satisfying.
“Black Christmas” Remains Emblematic Of Canadian Horror
Bob Clark's 1974 slasher is still a must-watch holiday classic four decades later.
The Redemption Of: “Thirteen Ghosts”
Relive the 2000s in all their poor taste and editing choices!
How “THE INNOCENTS” Haunts Flanagan’s “HILL HOUSE”
Revisit "The Haunting of Hill House" through the lens of its follow-up season's main inspiration: Jack Clayton's THE INNOCENTS, an adaptation of "The Turn of the Screw"
The Wildly Revolutionary Vulvic Symbolism Of “Blood Machines”
Part slow-burning acid trip, part bombastic actioner, BLOOD MACHINES is a surprisingly poetic love-letter to 1980s movies and music that jumps on toxic masculinity and celebrates female empowerment while pushing the medium to new aesthetic heights.
