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The Loved Ones
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.

The Last Horror Film

In ‘The Last Horror Film,’ Sleaze Meets the Meta-Slasher

November 28th, 2022 • Ciara Moloney

David Winters combined exploitation with genre deconstruction in the Troma Entertainment feature ‘The Last Horror Film.’

Richard Gere The Mothman Prophecies

‘The Mothman Prophecies’ Offers Cosmic, Cryptid Horrors

November 22nd, 2022 • Adrian Manuel

Adrian Manuel connects the dots between Mark Pellington’s ‘The Mothman Prophecies’ and David Prior’s ‘The Empty Man.’

Emily Hagins Pathogen

‘Pathogen,’ Zombies, and the Preteen Gaze

November 18th, 2022 • Xanthe Pajarillo

Xanthe Pajarillo finds a lot more than novelty in ‘Pathogen,’ the 2006 zombie film from 12-year-old filmmaker Emily Hagins.

Don't Go in the Woods

In ‘Don’t Go in the Woods,’ Slasher Meets Musical

November 16th, 2022 • Sezín Devi (Koehler)

Sezin Koehler celebrates ‘Don’t Go in the Woods,’ Vincent D’Onofrio’s biting slasher-musical about the dark allure of fame.

The Feast

Battlefields and Broken Covenants in ‘The Feast’

November 8th, 2022 • Anna McKibbin

Anna McKibbin explores the religious and linguistic significance of ‘The Feast,’ Lee Haven Jones’s Welsh-language horror film.

Kotoko

Finding Empathy in the Madness of ‘Kotoko’

November 4th, 2022 • Guillermo De Querol

Guillermo De Querol finds empathy within the madness of Japanese director Shinya Tsukamoto’s cult horror classic ‘Kotoko.’