Movie Review: “Euthanizer” is a Finnish Traumedy for the Animal-Loving Misanthrope
We take a look at Teemu Nikki's gutsy debut feature!
It Came From the Academy: An Ethnography of Horror Fandom
Jess Peacock conducts a limited digital ethnography of horror fandom to find out what impact – if any - the genre has had on those who claim it as their own...
Horror and Pop Culture make great mashups at Vile Consumption
Vile Consumption, owned by artist Cory Holliday of Canton, Ohio, concentrates on dark creations inspired by horror, comics, science fiction and pop culture.
HOW HORROR HELPED ME DEAL WITH DEPRESSION
Depression. To some, this may be an ugly word, but to me it’s a part of who I am. I’ve suffered from depression and anxiety, with a dash of PTSD, for most of my life. I wake up each morning and take my “happy pill”, knowing full well that I will most likely be taking an antidepressant for the rest of my life.
God’s Madmen: 121 Years of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”
This weekend marks the 121st anniversary of the publication of Bram Stoker’s seminal novel DRACULA. Stoker’s epistolary horror classic was neither the first nor last vampire tale to be written, but it succeeded in thrusting the vampire into mainstream consciousness and effectively demarcating a specific contemporary interpretation of the mythological figure for the next one-hundred years.
