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Honey Don’t! Review: An A-Grade Margaret Qualley Leads a Queer B-Movie Mystery
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL






Dangerous Animals Review:
Inventive Shark Horror
is Violent Fun
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL




The History of Sound Review:
A Captivating Paul Mescal Pines for Josh O’Connor in a Queer, Old-School Period Drama
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL
 




Alpha Review:
Julia Ducournau Switches Gears in Devastating Body Horror Family Drama
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL





Pillion Review: 
Alexander Skarsgård and
Harry Melling Shine in a Sexy, Sentimental Dom/Sub Biker Rom-Com
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL





Die, My Love Review: 
Jennifer Lawrence is Electric in Sweltering Postpartum Psychodrama
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL





Eddington Review: Modern-Day Western Goes Off the Rails with a Whimper
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL




Welcome to Lynchland Review:
A Taut, Touching Tribute
CANNES FILM FESTIVAL



Sinners Review: A Cinematic Tapestry of Black Culture, Music, and Horror




Why the Oscars Will Never
Take Horror Seriously 
(And That's Okay)





Graphic Design:
Unpacking American Horror Story’s
Main Titles with Kyle Cooper


From Murder House to Delicate, the director/designer

breaks down his 12 haunting preludes for the

TV phenomenon




Summer Scarin’:
5 Chilling Books
to Help with the Heat
Summer slasher season is upon us!

We’ve got the reading to keep your summer spooky





Friday the 13th: Ranked
A deep-dive into Crystal Lake (and an uneven yet

extraordinary franchise)






Queer Horror Hidden Gem #2:
Fright Night Part 2 (1988)


 After three years of therapy, Charley Brewster has left his vampiric troubles behind. These four have something to say about that



Queer Horror Classic #2:
Fright Night (1985)


Charley Brewster is just like us: he loves horror movies.  But the scares hit too close to home when he suspects his nextdoor neighbour is a vampire 



Queer Horror Hidden Gem #1:
Death Game (1977)


Things get steamy on a rainy night when George invites two lost girls into his home. The trouble is, when the morning comes, they don’t want to leave






Corey Vega’s Cursed VHS Tape:
How a Superfan Co-Created
the Main Titles for AHS:1984
In an exclusive first-person account, Corey breaks down getting hired on his original edit, the wonderful shock of getting hired on his beloved show,  and the special relationship between American Horror Story and its fandom


Queer Horror Classic #1:
Hellraiser (1987)


Frank has devoted his life to the pursuit of pleasure. The search brings him to a group of interdimensional beings specialising in extreme sadomasochism, and now his brother’s family will pay the price