Editorials
Yes, Horror IS Political
If you think horror films getting political is a new trend, think again: genre movies have been innately political for more than 100 years.
‘The Last Matinee:’ A Giallo Reborn in the Streets of Montevideo
In recent years, Latin American horror has experienced a creative resurgence, and The Last Matinee stands as a proud Uruguayan contribution to this wave. More than just a nostalgic exercise in style, ...
The Latin American Horror Hollywood Is Afraid to Show
Latin American horror cinema has been a hidden gem for decades, overshadowed by Hollywood’s massive industry. However, in recent years, it has begun to make waves at international festivals and...
10 Horror Themed Bands You Should Be Listening to
As a fan of horror entertainment, I attempt to digest all I can, in as many forms as I can. Movies, cartoons, comic books, etc. But I feel that horror fans sometimes forget a very important facet of h...
The True Story Of The Real-Life Devil’s Rejects
Rob Zombie’s critically-acclaimed masterpiece The Devil’s Rejects is the far superior sequel to the equally gut-wrenching and terrifying House of 1000 Corpses. The Zombie-helmed...
The Haunted History of Goosebumps’ Haunted Mask
Halloween may have been over for a spell, but true horror is timeless. One of the most well-known staples in a ’90s child’s Halloween is undoubtedly the day the very first episode of the o...
A boy and his Frankenturkey, a tale of Bone Chillers’ Thanksgiving Terror
When it comes to horror, the go-to holiday is predominately Halloween with Christmas a close second. Thanksgiving, on the other hand, is sorely lacking when it comes to horror media. Yes, there’...
The Horrifying True Story Of The Scandal At Tri-State Crematory
On February 15, 2002, police were called to the Tri-State Crematory. The establishment’s primary purpose was to cremate the dead in Noble, Georgia. Investigators were called numerous times over...
Let’s Talk About Kids Getting Killed in Horror Movies
Is there a cultural reason why kids getting killed is no longer taboo in genre films? Apparently, *something* changed over the last decade ...