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Author: Peyton Robinson
Spent my childhood watching Spongebob Squarepants and A Nightmare on Elm Street. I’ve been this way ever since.
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The ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ Franchise Brings Blood to the Yuletide Season
No horror franchise cuts into Christmastime quite like the ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ films.
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The Deadly Do-Overs of Horror’s Staple Slashers
Remaking the slasher Hall of Fame is contentious, but some of the films hold up better than others.
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‘Bad Hair,’ Black Women, and White Standard in the Corporate Sphere
‘Bad Hair’ investigates the lengths of various factors that perpetuate Black female oppression.
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Dario Argento: The King of Giallo
Dario Argento didn’t create the giallo subgenre, but his macabre style made it famous.
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‘Shadow in the Cloud’ Gets Lost in the Haze
Roseanne Liang’s film spins a thoughtful feminist narrative…almost.
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‘I Care a Lot’ Exposes the Damning Reality of American Crime
J Blakeson’s film pits con artists against the mob, prompting us to reconsider our associations with the word “crime.”
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The Harrowing and Hypocritical Humanity of Folk Horror
The folk horror subgenre takes a ruthless stab at humanity’s hypocrisy.
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Exploring the Legacy of the ‘Psycho’ Franchise
The influence of ‘Psycho’ is ever-present, but its sequels still have something to offer in the franchise’s canon.