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Final Girls and Talking Killers: Feminist Transgressions in ‘The Slumber Party Massacre’ (1982)

By: Madelin Heidl 29th Oct 2022

Essay, Featured, Film80s, feminism, Film, Horror, Slasher, Women in HorrorLeave a Comment

40 years later, ‘The Slumber Party Massacre’ is a still a surprisingly progressive, feminist entry in the slasher genre.

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.

REVIEW: Jim Cummings is Back With a Bite in ‘The Wolf of Snow Hollow’ (2020)

The tightly-wound, violent energy and the spiralling personal drama coexist in ways I’ve not experienced outside of Cummings’ oeuvre.

How Gus Van Sant’s ‘Psycho’ Remake (1998) Nearly Broke Hollywood

By: Robert Salusbury 19th Jun 202016th Jun 2020

Essay, Film, Opinion1960, 1998, Gus Van Sant, Hitchcock, Hollywood, Norman Bates, Psycho, Remake, Slasher, Vince Vaughn1 Comment

In 1998, Gus Van Sant angered the world with Psycho, his near-exact shot-for-shot remake that drove critics into a furious rage and tarred his name in Hollywood for many years. But is there more to this story than simply a car crash remake gone wrong?