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Category: Horror

What These Horrors Want: Infectious Thought in The Innocents (1961)

CW (CONTENT WARNING): This film indirectly deals with Child Abuse and Domestic…
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“Beyond Everything”: Storytelling and Pathogenic Possession in The Turn of the Screw (1898)

Introduction to pathogenic media and adaptation unit Stories pass from one speaker…
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I’m Still Hungry: Taste and Eating in The Menu (2022)

Chaos ensues at a high-end restaurant after it’s announced there will be…
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“Ain’t That Just the Way”: My Incomplete Halloween Movie List

I fail every holiday. No matter the season, I never finish my…
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Whatever Happened to Pearl?: The Role of Hag Cinema

“You mean, all this time, we could have been friends?” Hollywood is…
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The Absent Bride: Fear and Loathing in The Invitation (2022)

Or why The Invitation’s unwarranted poor reviews reflect a history of dismissal.…
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The Absent Groom: Vampirism in The Brides of Dracula (1960)

The female vampires featured in Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1897) never kill adults.…
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“What’s a Bad Miracle?”: Nope (2022) and Mirrored Spectacle

Spoilers Ahead! The playground at my elementary school came with one rule:…
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“No Finer Place for Sure”: Looking Beyond the Spotlight in Last Night in Soho (2021)

Spoilers ahead You can only see what is directly in front of…
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The Devil’s Doornail: Häxan (1922) and the Cinematic Witch

Witches Reflect a History of Fear and Fascination Updated May 13, 2022…
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