Whiteness – 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.

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[Fantastic Fest 2021] Gothic South African Legacies in MLUNGU WAM

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

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KINDRED’s Gothic Legacies of Whiteness

Terror strikes when a pregnant Black woman’s left in the clutches of a white family in their ancestral Gothic home after her husband dies in an accident.

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“Make friends, be good”: Assimilation Horror & Gothic Guilt in HIS HOUSE

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

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MURDER DEATH KOREATOWN: Exploitation & Ignorant Whiteness in True Crime

The line between found footage fiction and non-fiction blurs in this horrific true crime mystery.

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BLOOD QUANTUM Takes a Nasty Bite Out of Colonialism & Whiteness

A new zombie flick with blood, gore, and wonderfully angry teeth that bite back at oppression.

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TYREL: Relative Terror in Black/White

TYREL explores how seemingly harmless behaviour, to white people, is not always so for people of colour.

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Hap and Leonard – Season 3, Episode 6: “Monsoon Mambo”

Hap and Leonard gear up to face the KKK in Grovetown one last time, for better or worse.