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Still from The Retreat taken from above showing a bench filled with various instruments and tools including a hammer, scissors, and various kinds of knives. A person is seen reaching out into the frame, holding a firm hand on the hammer as if contemplating using it out of the big selection available.

31 Short Horror Films Available Online Right Now

By: Rebecca Rosén 24th Oct 202224th Oct 2022

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Even though they can easily be viewed as appetizers, short films are very much the whole meal when executed well. This list containing 31 film titles, all available online, presents various elements of horror to satisfy the entire spectrum of viewers’ appetites.

On the left is an image of Dani from Midsommar, who is looking up at something. On the right, is an image of Bella Swan from the Twilight Saga, who looking over her shoulder.

Female Spaces in Masculine Places: Examining the Heroine’s Journey in ‘Twilight’ (2008) and ‘Midsommar’ (2019)

By: Mia Sherry 23rd Aug 202019th Aug 2020

Essay, Featured, Filmari aster, catherine hardwicke, feminism, florence pugh, Horror, kristen stewart, midsommar, twilight, vampiresLeave a Comment

“In a geography dominated by men, male desire and gazes, the search the heroines undergo for the female space is the desire for the ability to exist within the male geography as a female, and to do so comfortably.”

The Strange Thing About Families in Ari Aster’s Films

By: Dana Aklilu 25th Oct 201924th Oct 2019

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His films, while spanning in subject matter, focus and even genre, all share a commonality. These films, however fantastical, absurd, or horrific they become, have all sprung from a kernel of truth: a truth that is the basis of so many realities. This truth is in the heart of families.

‘Midsommar’ and The Big White Cult

By: Derek Sharp 29th Jul 201929th Jul 2019

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The following article contains spoilers for Ari Aster’s Midsommar. One of the principal criticisms of Midsommar is that it’s main thematic assertion is that international travel is dangerous. Cultural critic Richard Brody said it best when he wrote “the subject of “Midsommar” is the absurdity and obtuseness of suspending moral judgment for other cultures in the…

REVIEW: “More Stressful Than Frightning” – ‘Midsommar’ (2019)

By: Derek Sharp 12th Jul 201928th Jul 2019

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When I first finished Hereditary, Midsommar writer/director Ari Aster’s first film, I sat through the credits in stunned silence. Then I stared out a midnight window for an hour, wrestling with what I’d seen. I hadn’t ever experienced a film that felt so devastatingly cynical, mean, and gut wrenching. After some determined rumination, I realized…