The War at Home: Invasion of the Body Snatchers
One of the most iconic science fiction films to come out of the 1950s, Don Siegel‘s Invasion of the Body SnatchersContinue Reading
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Diabolique: A Lesson in Suspense That Taught the Master Himself
It’s a well known legend in film history that Alfred Hitchcock was only hours away from securing the rights toContinue Reading
The Changeling and the Ghosts of Tragedy
Haunted house stories have long been a focus of horror films, with Peter Medak‘s The Changeling being one of many. Yet,Continue Reading
eXistenZ: A Game Everybody is Already Playing
David Cronenberg‘s 1999 science fiction horror amalgamation eXistenZ is a strange beast composed of teeth, gristle, bone and flesh asContinue Reading
Between Two Worlds: Laura Palmer and Feminism in Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me
In recent years, the previously maligned prequel to the Twin Peaks series has received a much deserved period of criticalContinue Reading
Hostel and American Ignorance Abroad
Traveling abroad can be scary. Especially for Americans – who for a variety of reasons enjoy (suffer from?) significant culturalContinue Reading
The Perfect Genre Balance of Shaun of the Dead
“You’ve got red on you.” Compared to other genres, horror and comedy lend a lot to each other in beingContinue Reading
The Brilliance of Simplicity in Under the Skin
In the days before my writing of this piece, I was lucky enough to attend a talk Martin Scorsese gaveContinue Reading
Finding Inner Strength in Gerald’s Game
“Isn’t this why we came up here? To spice things up and try and push the boundaries?” – Gerald Berlingame
Darkness, Tears, and Sighs: The Lack of Color in Suspiria (2018)
Remakes of horror classics have become a trend that is most likely here to stay. For the most part, theyContinue Reading
