Racism – Father Son Holy Gore

[31 Days of Halloween – Day 12] Enduring Gothic Racism in Nia DaCosta’s CANDYMAN

Another day of 31 Days of Halloween, another forbidden name. This time? Candyman, Candyman… dare I? Not this time.

31 Days of Halloween Day 8 tackles the Fear Street trilogy, which explores how historical violence becomes perpetual contemporary violence.

MLUNGU WAM is a terror-filled, Gothic tale about the lingering legacies of colonialism and apartheid in South Africa.

Chaos ensues on Crockett Island. Who will survive? And what will be left of them?

The Boones continue to face prejudice, but Charles starts discovering more about his family that unravels his sanity.

The Boones are blamed for more trouble in Preacher’s Corners.

A group of Indigenous people come together to stop a supernatural threat terrorising their land in Rueben Martell’s DON’T SAY ITS NAME.

Another one bites the dust as more family secrets and tensions are revealed.

Kandisha tackles heavy, significant social themes underneath a blood and guts tale of supernatural revenge.

A Sudanese refugee couple deal with a Gothic haunted house after seeking asylum in the U.K.

Josto’s big brother is out of control, and the Smutneys receive a surprise visit at home.

Christina tries to make her spell work while Atticus and Leti attempt to stop her.