THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW proves Wes Craven was as political as any of his contemporaries while remaining totally horrific
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PEEPING TOM Implicates Us All
The innovative 1960 proto-slasher PEEPING TOM involves the audience directly in its voyeuristic terror.
CURTAINS: Being an Actress is Murder (and Misogyny)
CURTAINS portrays the horrific industry in which actresses must fight against one another to get roles— to the point of bloody murder!
MUTE WITNESS— Or, The Realities (and Fictions) Women Endure
MUTE WITNESS is an expertly crafted '90s horror-thriller, and it never once lets go of its grip on the viewer.
Mermaids and Other Myths: Curtis Harrington’s NIGHT TIDE
Curtis Harrington's NIGHT TIDE is a story of loneliness, psychological damage, and the terror of loving someone from a vastly different world.
LET THE RIGHT ONE IN’s Tragedies of Youth
LET THE RIGHT ONE IN tells the beautiful and melancholy tale of growing up left to one's own devices.
NOMADS: A City’s Old Horrors Linger On
John McTiernan's debut NOMADS bridges past and present— a Gothic horror set in LA, where evil spirits/bikers lurk.
Father Gore’s October Recommendations – Vol. 2: Zombies
Ten zombie flicks perfect for any creepy Halloween season movie marathons you might have planned
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