How ‘Aguirre’ and ‘Cannibal Holocaust’ Defy the Wrath of the Green Inferno
Herzog’s Aguirre and Deodato’s Cannibal Holocaust present the Amazon as a space of destruction, survival, and moral reckoning. Both approaches raise ethical questions.
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Horror Movies and the Art of Dreaded Speculation
With rumored horror movies never made, and unrevealed scenes left on the cutting room floor, the unknown breeds speculation, and that speculation becomes its own horror subgenre.
‘They Live’ in Your Mind in the Digital Age
If “they live” because we sleep, it’s time to awaken to the reality that John Carpenter’s 1988 sci-fi satire is more relevant now than it ever was in the 20th century
An Older Kind of Fear: Five Classic Halloween Horror Movies on Blu-Ray
From 1930 to 1980, these five horror movies offer masked maniacs, mad scientists, murder mysteries, mummies, and military cannibals for your Halloween freak-out.
Indie Horror Meets World Cinema in the Cult ‘Carnival of Souls’
With its distinctive atmosphere and cryptic mysteries, Herk Harvey’s sole feature film, Carnival of Sous, is an unparalleled classic of cult horror.
‘I Married a Monster From Outer Space’ Transcends Its Lousy Title
Suddenly, the good little wife in I Married a Monster from Outer Space‘s realizes what she’s been letting into her bed.