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Celluloid Corruption: New York’s Infamous 42nd Street and Grindhouse Cinema

Noah charts the evolution of grindhouse cinema on New York's 42nd Street and ...

Sadie Sink as Max in 'Stranger Things 4'

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‘Stranger Things’ & the Danger of Nostalgia

'Stranger Things' is a show at odds with a edgy portrayal of childhood ...

Jessie Buckley as Harper in 'Men', standing in a tunnel.

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Universal Abjection and Masculine Horrors in Alex Garland’s ‘Men’

Alex Garland's 'Men' recalls its horror predecessors to craft its universal, omnipresent masculine ...

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Kiyoshi Kurosawa: Alienation, Industrialization, and Digitization

The genre films of Kiyoshi Kurosawa are not just terrifying, they also expertly ...

Film Festivals

Tribeca Review: ‘The Black Phone’

Scott Derrickson's 'The Black Phone' focuses on "a feeling of desolation that refuses ...

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Finding Beauty in Horror: Objective Observation and Personal Taste

Chandler Bullock explores how beauty and aesthetics interact with a genre dedicated to ...

Art from Hellblazer, John Constantine smoking a cloud of demonic monsters.

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Rakes and Romance: The Gothic Influences on DC’s ‘Hellblazer’

Jamie Alvey writes on the gothic horror influences on the initial run of ...

Reviews

Review: ‘The Outwaters’

Christian reviews horror film 'The Outwaters' directed by Robbie Banfitch, which uses found-footage ...

The skeletal killer in Fear Street 1994.

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Teachable Moments: A ‘Fear Street Trilogy’ Reflection

Dillon McFry tackles the thematic core of Leigh Janiak's 'Fear Street' Trilogy from ...

A collage of Sam Raimi's blockbuster efforts, from Evil Dead II, Spider-Man, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

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Sam Raimi and the Blockbusters of Madness

In anticipation of his return to the director's chair, Thomas Mariani highlights the ...

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Tag: horror

Celluloid Corruption: New York’s Infamous 42nd Street and Grindhouse Cinema

‘Stranger Things’ & the Danger of Nostalgia

Universal Abjection and Masculine Horrors in Alex Garland’s ‘Men’

Kiyoshi Kurosawa: Alienation, Industrialization, and Digitization

Tribeca Review: ‘The Black Phone’

Finding Beauty in Horror: Objective Observation and Personal Taste

Rakes and Romance: The Gothic Influences on DC’s ‘Hellblazer’

Review: ‘The Outwaters’

Teachable Moments: A ‘Fear Street Trilogy’ Reflection

Sam Raimi and the Blockbusters of Madness

Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Animale’

Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Will & Harper’

Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Apartment 7A’

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