Proteus 1995: A Blockbuster Memory That Should Be Remembered
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Back when I was younger, between the ages of 10 and 12, I would often tempt my dad into taking me to Blockbuster video, which was a huge privilege for me because it cost to rent movies from there. They...
Five Reasons Why Stephen King’s Dreamcatcher Was Good (Yes that Toilet Movie)
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I remember watching the movie Stephen King's Dreamcatcher in the theater with my dad when it came out and thinking this is the best movie ever... but since then, I don’t think that’s true any more. But not as bad...
A Grief That Shall Not Be Named: Explaining the Personal Demons of The Vigil
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Within the many faces of trauma there lies a reflection of ourselves. Coming from the darkness to disturb our sleep with nightmares or insomnia. Inciting unwanted thoughts, feelings of shame, guilt, and depression. These are the horrors of everyday living...
Unpacking Guy de Maupassant’s The Hand, Diary of a Madman, And Other Tales
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It is not often that short stories are considered important parts of the horror genre. However, when impactful short stories that arouse horrific, terrifying feelings do come about, they leave a lasting impression. The same can be said about the...
Hereditary Analysis: Humanized Horror and the Shadows in Your Bedroom
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Modern horror fans can be split into two camps: those who like Ari Aster and those who don’t. Okay, that might be a bit of an exaggeration, but it’s also somewhat true. Aster’s work is seen as an embodiment of...
Famous Dark Paintings by The Masters: Cezanne, Kahlo, And Warhol
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Over the years, fans of horror have often found joy and excitement in stellar and horrific works of art. These famous dark paintings, in most cases, are a reflection of the darkness of their lives or the dark times they...