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Grind // A Horror Comedy Anthology: SXSW 2026 Review

The horror comedy anthology, Grind, made its premiere at SXSW! I’m here to tell you I was all about it and not just because it stars the lovely Barbara Crampton, amongst other fine actors. The four-part anthology focuses on the put-upon worker in the gray landscape of big corporations and capitalistic greed. It’s smart, funny, […]

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Overlook Film Festival 2026 Announces First Wave Of Sick Titles

Wake it up! Overlook Film Festival just released its first wave lineup and it’s as sick and twisted as we all hoped. This year’s festival takes place from April 9th-12th and tickets are selling fast. Check out the titles that have been released so far and start making a plan to get to this wicked

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Beyond the Glow // A Reading List for the Age of Trans Horror

It is a truth universally acknowledged that, even if horror has always been historically queer, trans horror is sure having a moment right now. Since the 2024 release of Jane Schoenbrun’s I Saw The TV Glow, many a trans cinephile has newly gotten into horror, a genre previously reserved (in the popular imagination, at least)

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Global Terrors // 5 Horror Movies from Around the World You’re Probably Sleeping On

Though it sounds like a novelty propelled by streaming, global horror has always been there. However, before streaming put it front and center, global horror was a bit more difficult to find. Unfortunately, it was often overshadowed by Hollywood productions. Thankfully, global terror is now much easier to find. Some of the most unsettling films

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Culture and Horror // Black Traditional Practices in Media

For decades, the portrayal of non-white practices and religions in Hollywood has been subpar to offensive. Whether Hollywood has attempted to tackle Indigenous American practices, Hoodoo, Santeria, or Vodun, these spiritualities are almost always portrayed in an extremely harmful, negative way. The utilization of marginalized religions in media often comes at the expense of demonizing

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Killers on the Midway // Horror Under the Big Top

Bright lights, cotton candy, and joyful music aren’t supposed to feel threatening. Instead, carnivals and circuses are purposefully designed to overwhelm you with color and noise as they turn a local parking lot or a fairground into a temporary, childhood-inspired dream. And that’s precisely why carnivals and circuses make such a perfect horror setting. The

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