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.
When Despair Meets Hope: Framing “THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE” in 2020
Tobe Hooper's immortal classic turns 46 today, but its resonant themes buzz more loudly than ever.
Long Live the New Flesh: “Videodrome” in the Modern Age
Why has David Cronenberg's 1983 technological nightmare only grown more alarming with the passage of time?
A Fear of Flora: Why is Plant Horror So Effective?
What keeps the terror of creeping vines, killer blooms, and pod people evergreen?
