Horror Films Have Proven To Be Horrifyingly Bad in Recent Years Janey Schmidt, Columbia College Chicago The genre that provides thrills and chills has recently come up relatively short on delivering what its audience expects.… March 11, 2022
The Evolution of the Horror Genre and Why Some of Its Protégés Fail Jenna Nelson, Scripps College Jordan Peele's 'Get Out' prompted other films to attempt the same powerful social commentary, with a few resulting duds.… August 17, 2021
Does ‘Them’ Mark the Start to a New Age of Horror Series? Kiera Baity, Kennesaw State University Created by Little Marvin, the show evokes Jordan Peele’s films ‘Get Out’ and ‘Us,' but features its own idiosyncrasies and issues.… May 2, 2021
Why Do We Enjoy Watching Horror Movies and TV Series? Benjamin Chen, Columbia University Films and television shows intended to frighten their audience oftentimes make viewers feel calm and peaceful instead. How is this done?… February 24, 2021
‘My Favorite Thing Is Monsters’ Sees Horror Embedded in Everyday Life Anna Swenson, Butler University This amazing feat in storytelling and artistic vision delves into areas often left unexplored by graphic novels and horror.… October 4, 2020
4 Great Feminist Horror Movies You Should Definitely Watch Katherine Brand, University of Michigan From compelling female leads to subversive views of sexuality and the body, this list offers terrifying films where the women are in charge.… July 30, 2020
5 Korean Dramas to Catch up on While Social Distancing Nanda Illahi, Okayama University With everything from romance to rivalries to zombies, these Netflix shows will keep you occupied while you're stuck inside.… March 27, 2020
9 Upcoming Horror Films You Need to See in 2020 Matthew Robison, University of South Florida The year 2020 is filled to the brim with exciting adaptations, sequels, and re-imaginings.… January 13, 2020
D.A. Fowler Is the Underappreciated Horror Author You Need to Read Matthew Robison, University of South Florida Dark humor, messy gore and surreal turns characterize her impressive run in the early ‘90s.… January 10, 2020
‘Creepshow’ Hews Close to Its Predecessor, But Fails to Capture Its Spirit Matthew Robison, University of South Florida The new horror series succeeds when it experiments, but is held back by its uneven production values and its overly reverent approach to the original 1982 franchise.… November 8, 2019
‘Imaginary Friend’ and the Voices in a Child’s Head Carli Moses, Union University Stephen Chbosky is back at it with this classically structured horror novel, where a child once again convenes with the supernatural realm.… October 16, 2019