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1922 Thomas Jane
1922 Thomas Jane

‘1922’ Reveals the Darkest Side of Stephen King

December 30th, 2022 • Brendan Foley

Brendan Foley explains how Zak Hilditch’s ‘1922’ captures the uncharacteristic darkness in Stephen King’s original novella.

Low Life Wes Dunlap

‘Low Life’ Is a Blood-Soaked Cautionary Tale

December 29th, 2022 • Akos Peterbencze

Akos Peterbencze writes about Tyler Michael James’s ‘Low Life,’ a trauma-fueled tragedy that will linger on your mind for days.

Bones and All

‘Bones and All’ Offers a Raw Look at Adolescence

December 27th, 2022 • Molly Henery

In this month’s Uterus Horror, Molly Henery tackles ‘Bones and All,’ Luca Guadagnino’s coming-of-age cannibalism movie.

Mimic 2

The Queer Cockroach of ‘Mimic 2’

December 20th, 2022 • Eric Langberg

Eric Langberg returns with a queer reading of ‘Mimic 2,’ the direct-to-video sequel to Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Mimic.’

The Loved Ones

‘The Loved Ones’ Offers a Twisted Take on Girlhood

December 19th, 2022 • Annette LePique

In ‘The Loved Ones,’ writer-director Sean Byrne offers a macabre take on the tolls of girlhood and adolescence.

Creep 2 Mark Duplass

‘Creep 2’ Has a Lot To Say About Horror Sequels

December 15th, 2022 • Jay Norton

Jay Norton writes about ‘Creep 2,’ Mark Duplass’s horror sequel that has as much to say about the industry as it does about its predecessor.

Paranormal Activity 3

In ‘Paranormal Activity 3,’ Family Comes First

December 3rd, 2022 • Christine Makepeace

Christine Makepeace explores the haunted connective tissue between ‘Paranormal Activity 3’ and ‘Poltergeist.’

Samuel L. Jackson Eve's Bayou

‘Eve’s Bayou’ Finds the Tragedy in Adolescence

December 2nd, 2022 • Molly Henery

Molly Henery’s latest Uterus Horror column explores ‘Eve’s Bayou,’ a new classic that finds tragedy at the heart of adolescence.