Essays
Set ten years after the original series' unsatisfying conclusion, "DEXTER: NEW BLOOD" argues that maybe it’s time for the secrecy…by Jenn Adams
Esterhazy’s film is a terrifying, funny, heartbreaking, and ultimately empowering re-telling of a story about women, by women, and for…by Jenn Adams
In Mike Flanagan’s 2013 film OCULUS, a sinister mirror known as the Lasser Glass weaponizes reflected reality. It preys on…by Jenn Adams
In her latest entry exploring Jack the Ripper films, Rebecca McCallum explains how the 2001 effort presents a world where…by Rue Morgue Manor
If one is looking for something to fill the gap between Mickey Mouse and "Hellraiser," look no further...by Bethany Lake
Netflix's trilogy is a well-crafted, loving homage to the slashers of eras gone by that also brings them firmly into…by Rue Morgue Manor
We examine how Stephen King's novel John Carpenter’s film adaptation highlight the evolving roles of women in American society and…by Jenn Adams
The third entry in our series examining the roles of women in Jack the Ripper films looks at Peter Sasdy's…by Rue Morgue Manor
Hidden within the film's familiar beats is a story about parenting while dealing with PTSD, and the difficulty of caring…by Jenn Adams
We examine Michele Martin's contemporary retelling of the classic tale by looking at its roots.by Harleigh Keriazes
THEY, more than most mid-tier genre outings of the early '00s, is considerably more profound, empathetic, and affecting than you…by Rue Morgue Manor
The second entry in this series looks at Hugo Fregonese's 1953 remake of "The Lodger."by Rue Morgue Manor
50 years ago this month, fright fans were blessed with this daytime horror classic.by Rue Morgue Manor
Scorsese's film presents its characters in opposition as men of empathy and men of violence, exploring the inherent destruction caused…by Jenn Adams
Using four key Ripper-based film texts spanning a period of over seven decades, this series will redirect the focus from…by Rue Morgue Manor