Lake Mungo and the Imagery of Grief
There’s something intangible and surreal about grief. The initial shock of learning someone close to you has died, the wayContinue Reading
There’s something intangible and surreal about grief. The initial shock of learning someone close to you has died, the wayContinue Reading
Few forms of media complement each other better, in my opinion, than metal music and horror films. In a shadowy,Continue Reading
Basket Case reminds me of the annual Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest. Both grotesque exhibitions of excess achieve theContinue Reading
One of the most striking final moments of Matthew Weiner‘s 2007-2015 American period drama Mad Men finds its main character,Continue Reading
In 1932, a year after making Dracula (often billed as the first talkie horror picture) Tod Browning released Freaks, whichContinue Reading
Before M. Night Shyamalan, George Romero was the filmmaker from Pennsylvania that you had to know. Braddock, Pennsylvania plays aContinue Reading
“Go all the way through with it”, is a line repeated more than once throughout David Cronenberg’s The Brood, alwaysContinue Reading
When it comes to “serious film discussions”, no genres are left out so consistently as horror and comedy, with theContinue Reading
A film about uncertainty is hard to pull off. It is not as simple as merely leaving out information. That’sContinue Reading
What thoughts pass through the mind of a killer? This question, posed by many horror films, is explored throughout TheContinue Reading










