Mockumentary Matchup: Lake Mungo VS The FoURth Kind
I’ve been on a mockumentary horror kick recently. I haven’t seen that many as of my writing this. Aside from the ones I’ll be talking about here, the only other one I can think of … Read This Story
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Mockumentary Matchup: Lake Mungo VS The FoURth Kind
I’ve been on a mockumentary horror kick recently. I haven’t seen that many as of my writing this. Aside from the ones I’ll be talking about here, the only other one I can think of … Read This Story
Apocalypse Cooking: Recipes for the Resourceful Chef
The flickering flames of a campfire cast dancing shadows on weathered faces. The familiar rumble of a hungry stomach isn’t the only growl echoing through the wasteland. In a world overrun by the undead, a … Read This Story
The Flesh Made Strange: David Cronenberg’s Films
I remember the first time I watched a David Cronenberg film. It was “The Fly,” and I was equal parts horrified and fascinated by what I saw on screen. The way Cronenberg blended elements of … Read This Story
Rosé’s Horror Narrator Recommendations
“Alright, Horror Facts, let’s get spooky! I’m putting together an article for Halloween and thought it would be fun to focus on Creepypasta narrations. I used to be a big fan of some of the … Read This Story
The 12 Best Horror Movies That Explore Sexuality
Horror cinema has long been a potent vehicle for exploring themes of sexuality, desire, and gender dynamics. Since its inception, the genre has served as a canvas for filmmakers to probe the depths of human … Read This Story
Reanimated Recreation: Keeping the Fun Alive in the Face of the Undead
The flickering glow of a kerosene lamp casts long, dancing shadows on the weathered faces huddled around a makeshift table. Outside, the mournful moans of the undead create a haunting soundtrack to this post-apocalyptic gathering. … Read This Story
Halloween Resurrection: A Haunting Misfire
Halloween: Resurrection is a cinematic misstep that haunts the Halloween franchise like a malevolent specter, serving as a glaring example of how far a once-iconic series can stray from its roots. Released in 2002, this … Read This Story
“Halloween 6: The Tale of Two Cuts – A Deep Dive into Michael Myers’ Dual Existence” [EDITORAL]
As a lifelong Halloween fanatic, I’ve spent countless nights dissecting every frame of the franchise. But nothing has intrigued me more than the enigma surrounding Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers. You see, there’s … Read This Story
Subverting Expectations: Karyn Kusama’s “Jennifer’s Body” and “The Invitation”
Karyn Kusama is a filmmaker who knows how to keep her audience on their toes. With a knack for subverting genre tropes and delving into complex themes, Kusama has proven herself to be a force … Read This Story
The Dangerous Bridge Between Paranormal And Conspiracy
Alright, this article may be contentious so right off the bat, I want to put a disclaimer here. The contents of this are not meant to be antagonizing. I’m simply trying to address what I … Read This Story
A Symphony of Suffering: Pinhead vs. Candyman – A Horror Fan’s Dream Team-Up?
Let’s face it, horror fans are a twisted bunch. We crave chills, revel in gore, and find a morbid pleasure in dissecting the darkest corners of the human psyche. So, what happens when we take … Read This Story
Neve Campbell’s Sidney Prescott: A Scream Queen Forged in Trauma
Neve Campbell‘s portrayal of Sidney Prescott in the “Scream” franchise isn’t a mere performance; it’s a chilling metamorphosis that redefines the tired trope of the “final girl.” Across four films (and potentially more to come), … Read This Story
Scream Queens: Where Horror Meets High Gloss Camp
You might have missed this gem hidden amongst the plethora of horror shows vying for your attention. “Scream Queens,” the brainchild of the powerhouse trio Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Ian Brennan, isn’t your typical … Read This Story
How Luck Affects Horror
With it being the month of St. Patrick, what better topic to discuss than luck? Whether on the part of the villain or the people they’re after, it plays a crucial role. With that said, … Read This Story
The spectral shroud of Chernobyl: A haunting journey through the paranormal Exclusion Zone
The Chernobyl nuclear disaster, a cataclysmic event that unfolded on April 26, 1986, left an indelible mark on the world, and its aftermath has given rise to numerous ghost stories and paranormal sightings. Today, I … Read This Story
The Psychology of Fear: Why We Love Horror
Have you ever felt your heart racing during the climactic scene of a horror movie, or found yourself peeking through your fingers as you brace for the inevitable jump scare, yet you can’t seem to … Read This Story
Hellraiser: Who Leviathan Attracts
With Valentine’s being around the corner love will be in the air. Good for those who celebrate. Personally, I’m not a fan. Pink and red clash too much. Also, you can miss me with those … Read This Story
Is The Shining A Holiday Movie?
As of the conclusion of New Year’s Day, the holidays are officially over. Seeing as that’s the case, I know it’s odd to start with a horror film that some consider a Christmas movie. The … Read This Story
The Chilling Truth: Real-Life Horror Stories Behind Classic Horror Movies
When the lights dim and the screen flickers to life, audiences are transported into the realm of the supernatural, the psychotic, and the sinister. But beyond the crafted jump scares and special effects of classic … Read This Story
What Makes Christmas Horror?
At last, we come to December. First off, I want to say happy holidays, everyone. May whatever celebration you partake in be joyous. However, for this article, there’s one in particular I’ll be focusing on. … Read This Story
