Welcome to the second part of our series, where we recommend alternatives to highly-anticipated new releases. Today is about Bad Hair, a film which premiered on Sundance early on in Continue Reading
TW: Suicide The more we venture into the modern renaissance of horror, marked by films such as Hereditary, The Witch, and Get Out, the more we are presented with films Continue Reading
[Note: The following post discusses scenes from the film Hausu, but no major plot points are spoiled.] Born in 1938 in Onomichi, Nobuhiko Obayashi’s first experience with film came at Continue Reading
After last year’s rocker epic Her Smell, any viewer would have more than enough reason to believe that Elisabeth Moss would take time off acting after giving such an energy-draining, Continue Reading
As the whole world slowly self-isolates, more and more of us turn to our streaming services for a way to pass the time. Some look for hopeful, positive films to Continue Reading
There is nothing scarier than being alone at night: especially if you are a woman. To up the ante, Black Christmas (2019) gives us the image of a woman alone Continue Reading
When a film is acclaimed or belittled, I always pledge that I will gather my own thoughts before forming an opinion. Context is everything – as it can make or Continue Reading
The most intriguing aspect of Stephen King’s renowned novel It, has always been the coming of age story that is at the forefront of the narrative. This particular theme was Continue Reading
The loss of identity and privacy are truly scary concepts and horror films are finally taking a hold of it, reflecting our real fears. Unfortunately for Wounds, Armie Hammer getting Continue Reading
The Final Girl is one of the most recognizable tropes in the horror genre, especially in the revolutionary subgenre, the slasher film. Not only has the final girl evolved dramatically Continue Reading
