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Found footage horror should’ve burned out years ago. Shaky camera, panicked breathing, half-seen figures in the dark, and the “why are they still filming?” logic has all been mocked to death. And yet, this particular sub-genre of horror still works because it feels more immediate and invasive compared to other types of cinema-induced dread. Found

Erotic thrillers are back in the genre scene and have been for the past few years. From documentaries to festivals doing retrospectives, to restorations of classic titles. But in the majority of all these lists and retrospectives, a large area of the world is being mostly neglected. Asia. In this second list of mine (check

I love me some classic horror flicks. A pre-1960s film flings you back in time to experience horror in its rawest form. This is where you can truly begin to appreciate the origins of horror cinema. You can see it in the practical effects, the stories, the acting, and the unexpected audience reactions. I’m always

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