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Things that scare me: needles and lumps
How Horror Explores Trauma (Why I Really Liked Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me)
Horror provides a safe space to explore that which scares us most. Find out how Fire Walk with Me uses allegory and framing to hand Laura Palmer’s story back to her.
Self-aware but not self-conscious: How Tremors and MaXXXine write love letters to the horror genre
From a creature feature from the 80s to a sexploitation slashers set in the 80s, find out how Tremors and Maxxxine are trashy and proud.
A Look into the Making of Josh Trett’s Dial
Learn about how short film “Dial” came to be, with insights from the director, lead actress, sound mixer, cinematographer, composer, and more.
What is Nuclear Horror: From Godzilla to Oppenheimer
From movie monsters to biopic dramas, nuclear horror taps into a fear that remains relevant across time. Learn more about how art has grappled with the A-bomb.
Artist Profile: Marcus H. Roberts of Second Sight Publishing
Learn all about Marcus Roberts of Second Sight Publishing: his career, his most recent projects, what scares him, and more.
Artist Profile: Bradley Golden of Second Sight Publishing
Learn all about Bradley Golden of Second Sight publishing: his fears, his most recent projects, his artistic influences, and more.
Artist Profile: Josh Trett of Trett Films
Learn more about Trett Films’ Josh Trett: his fears, his projects, why he likes horror, and more.
From Roald Dahl to Goosebumps: Horror in Children’s Lit
What is it about all things horror that draw us in, no matter how young? Find out about the wide world of children’s horror, what makes it scary, and what it tells us about our most fundamental fears.
What is Body Horror?
From artsy darlings like Earwig to slashers like Hellraiser to fantasy flicks like Edward Scissorhands, body horror is a broad genre. But what exactly is it, and why are we so often drawn to it?
Slow Burn Horror 