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Defining Fear: Looking Deep Into ‘Fear’ Itself

Luke Greensmith Dec 7, 2020
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Fear, to be afraid, is obviously a cornerstone of horror. Yet what exactly it is is specific and possible to explore. At its simplest fear…

Harakiri (1962) – The Greatest Deconstructive Samurai Film

Thomas Norman Dec 6, 2020
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We will be examining a classic Japanese film on 17th century samurai as both a faithful homage to their traditions while a deep critique to…

Rejoice of Fear! Krampusnacht is Here!

Luke Greensmith Dec 5, 2020
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In several places around the world where this folklore has survived over the years, despite frequent attempts by the church to crush it, there is…

FREAKY (2020) Film Review: Was Freaky and I Liked It a Lot!

Dustin Domingo Dec 5, 2020
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Christopher Landon is turning out to be a director I can depend on to deliver stylish and raunchy horror flicks, so I was so excited…

Ibitsu: Creepypasta Style Urban Legend With a Deranged Gothic Lolita

Ibitsu: Creepypasta Style Urban Legend With a Deranged Gothic Lolita

Konnichiwa! Howdy! Dia Duit! If a gruesomely drawn extremity horror with sick fan service based on a Creepypasta style urban legend with a deranged Gothic…

Yuppie Horror #1: Pacific Heights and the Very Serious Concerns of the Comfortably Wealthy

Grimoire of Horror Dec 3, 2020
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“I have varicose veins and I hate to shop at malls,” said the caller on the infomercial. It’s a throwaway line in John Schesinger’s Pacific…