The debut feature from Matthew Holness is a terrifying trip into the trauma of a wounded man.
[Essay] “Waking up, is it?”: Childhood Trauma, Repression, and Freud’s Uncanny in POSSUM
Tagged Trauma
HEREDITARY’s Dark Heart of Grief and Mental Illness
Ari Aster's HEREDITARY is fantastic horror— also a journey into grief, mental illness, and the psychological terror of family.
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.
The Sinner – Season 2: Part II
Vera claims she is Julian's mother, and suddenly the kid is denying the confession he made about the murder.
UNSANE Exposes Our Sad Society of Disbelief for Women’s Realities
Steven Soderbergh's UNSANE explores society's dangerous inability to believe women and victims.
INCIDENT IN A GHOSTLAND: Storytelling Power + Misogynistic Realities
Pascal Laugier's INCIDENT IN A GHOSTLAND works as a brutal horror, and also an examination of storytelling as a means of escape or survival.
Channel Zero – Butcher’s Block, Episode 2: “Father Time”
Zoe returns cured. Alice and Louise investigate where Joseph Peach was seen in the park.
The Alienist – Episode 4: “These Bloody Thoughts”
Dr. Kreizler explores the erotic links to the murders of the boys in New York. Moore's trying to track down the man with the silver smile.
Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams – Season 1, Episode 3: “The Commuter”
Ed Jacobson works at a train station, soon becoming obsessed with one commuter's destination: a place which doesn't exist.
WE GO ON: Traumatic Fears & the Urban Gothic
An urban Gothic about Miles (Clark Freeman), a traumatised man searching for a proof of life after death. At any cost.
The Sinner – Part 8
Cora's fate is determined, as final secrets are unveiled.
The Sinner – Part 6
Harry takes Cora back up to the basement in the private club, in hopes of triggering repressed memories.
