REVIEW: Tomie by Junji Ito (1987)
Few non-Westerners make such an impact on (western) horror than manga writer and illustrator Junji Ito. One such work, his most well-known, is the story of a girl who actually isn’t: Tomie.
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REVIEW — Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre
At times a little strange and silly, Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre is a deep dive into the subconscious and salacious.
REVIEW: The Devil’s Well (2017)
What do you do when you’re accused of murder? Call up a team of supernatural sleuths and prove your innocence.
Eye-Catching Aesthetics — Best Looks in Horror Cinema
Film is art, and horror is a genre of film. That means horror is also art, and horror can be beautiful.
REVIEW — Lechuza (short, 2023)
It is now the end of my 31 Nights of Horror, Short and Sweet! review spree, but I wanted to showcase one more short: Mickey Martinez’s Lechuza.
Horror’s Coolest Shots
Cinema — a sight for sore eyes. Some of the most beautiful and most haunting scenes happen to occur during horror movies. This is a list of our favorite shots on horror history.
REVIEW: Suspiria (2018)
Beautiful filming style and compelling story should be reasons to watch it, and if you can stand the long runtime, it will probably be worth it.
Never Fails to Impress: Sleepy Hollow (1999)
Holy shit, Tim Burton put his whole god-damned foot into this movie.