Relic ★★★
For women in horror films, trauma is fated. It is their bodies at the mercy of narrative evil; their painContinue Reading
Tag: The Babadook
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
The Nightingale ★★★½
The last we had seen from Australian filmmaker Jennifer Kent was the 2014 horror sensation, The Babadook. After its success,Continue Reading
Most Anticipated of August 2019
Ian Floodgate: The first film out this month that I would like to take a look at is The Nightingale,written andContinue Reading
Midsommar ★★★½
David Lynch once said that “a story can be both concrete and abstract”. Over the past decade, arthouse horror hasContinue Reading
Hereditary, and the Independent Horror Renaissance
“You know what Freud says about the nature of horror? He says it’s when the home becomes unhomelike. Unheimlich.” –Continue Reading
Black History Month: Films of the Post-Civil Rights Era
This month we explore, for the first time, a theme rather than a specific figure’s work. As February is BlackContinue Reading
It Comes at Night ★★★½
The 2010’s have been a phenomenal decade for horror fans thus far. With potential future classics like The Babadook, ItContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of January 2017
Alex Sitaras: Let’s get to it. Goodbye 2016 and hello 2017! One of the first films to grace the silver screenContinue Reading
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