The 1st 31 Days of Halloween looks at THE UNGODLY, a brutal, disturbing look at true crime ethics and a Freudian killer.
Category Archives: Thriller
[Fantasia 2020] The Hot & Cold Paranoid Delusions of BLEED WITH ME
Is it paranoia? Or, is your new bff a blood-sucking vampire of some kind? Hard to tell.
[Fantasia 2020] Cold & Disparate Moralities in Christian Alvart’s FREIES LAND
Alvart’s remake touches deeply on issues of class, nation, and morality.
[Fantasia 2020] Playing God & Warring Masculinities in LA DOSIS
Two nurses, one old and one young, go head-to-head in a battle of flawed moralities.
Bougie Morality & Dangerous Liminal Spaces in Dave Franco’s THE RENTAL
Sometimes the Airbnb owner’s a jerk, but it’s the previous tenants who should really scare you.
Divergent Paths of Family & Violence in BECKY
Die, Nazis— die!
Mothers & Martyrs: Terrors of Morality in M.O.M. MOTHERS OF MONSTERS
What’s a mother to do when her little boy grows into a monster?
“You’re Poison”: Difficult Moralities & Patriarchal Legacies in BLOOD ON HER NAME
A woman faces a violent past when it collides with her violent present.
FSHG’s Favourite 50(+) Films: 2010-2019
Against all odds, Father Gore gives you 50(+) of his favourite films this decade had to offer.
[Brooklyn Horror Film Festival] Uncanny Spaces and Patriotic Faces in 1BR
Move in, they said! The rent is great, they said! Lose your identity, they said!
[Brooklyn Horror Film Festival] IN THE QUARRY: Woman v. Cavemen
A thriller with sharp ideological teeth
“I am not a stalker”: Erased Identity and Toxic Fandom in THE FANATIC
Graham Norton once said: “Along with great fame comes great fandom, and along with great fandom come weirdos.”