The question of possession looms over The Haunting (1963), with regards to both Hill House, the labyrinthine Victorian mansion in which most of the...
BY JOSÉ TEODORO | September 10, 2023
There is a particular allure to the silent horror movie—the sense that, as a viewer, you haven’t merely stumbled upon something but...
BY MICHAEL KORESKY | November 30, 2023
Insects are the worst kind of people. With all the venom-pumping, eye-gouging, and...
BY TOM PHELAN | February 26, 2024
While 1981’s My Bloody Valentine may rightfully be the go-to Valentine’s Day slasher for anti-romantics who prefer their...
BY LAURA KERN | February 14, 2022
Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes stories have never lacked for adaptations, with The Hound of the Baskervilles—novel number...
BY COLIN FLEMING | October 23, 2025
We speak of unreliable narrators, but what of an unreliable film? That is, a movie that purports to tell one story but may in truth be...
BY COLIN FLEMING | November 10, 2024
The shadowy figure of Rondo Hatton creeps appropriately over the opening-credits sequences of both House of Horrors...
BY LAURA KERN | October 27, 2024
Though recent events have redefined masks as symbols of caution and courtesy, their role in the horror pantheon is steadfastly sinister.
BY LAURA WYNNE | November 5, 2024
In what could be the fastest-resulting rape-revenge scenario in horror-movie history, a drunken lout brutally forces himself on a young woman...
BY LAURA KERN | October 31, 2021
In what could be the fastest-resulting rape-revenge scenario in horror-movie history, a drunken lout brutally forces himself on a young woman...
BY LAURA KERN | October 31, 2021
In what could be the fastest-resulting rape-revenge scenario in horror-movie history, a drunken lout brutally forces himself on a young woman...
BY LAURA KERN | October 31, 2021
