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The Art of Pulp Horror is a Comprehensive History [Book Review]
The Art of Pulp Horror is a beautiful book, collecting the art of horror and contextualizing it with...
Darren Lynn Bousman on The Death of Me and Why Horror Matters [Exclusive Interview]
I have a bad habit of not really knowing who directors are. It’s one of those super important,...
New on Netflix: October 2nd, 2020
It’s October, y’all! May your Halloween season be full of seasonal treats, movie maratho...
12 Hour Shift is a Twisted, Anarchic, Feminist AF Delight [Review]
12 Hour Shift is the sophomore feature from one Brea Grant, who horror fans will be intimately famil...
Spontaneous Will Totally Wreck Your Head [Review]
Spontaneous has notions of being this year’s Happy Death Day, with its caustic sense of humor...
Ten Cosmic Horror Movies That Would Make Lovecraft Proud
Cosmic horror can be described as the feeling that our world is working against us, and making one h...
Me and Me is Pretty, Strange, and Enjoyably Offbeat [Charlotte Film Festival Review]
South Korean flick Me and Me is a tough movie to categorize. IMDb describes it as both a mystery and...
The Subject is an Ambitious, Flawed Jason Biggs Vehicle [Charlotte Film Festival Review]
The Subject marks the first big, serious role American Pie star Jason Biggs (“Don’t yo...