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Listening for Romance in Horror: A Playlist

Listening for Romance in Horror: A Playlist

  Not many storytellers tackle romance when confronting horror, the two just don’t seem to mix. Who has time to fall in love when there are zombies knocking at the….

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Taming Monsters with Guillermo del Toro

Taming Monsters with Guillermo del Toro

  As far back as the days of the sirens in Homer’s The Odyssey, horror fans have come to love and hate monsters. We gawk in awe at their brutish….

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Boo! Madea Gives Fans Another Reason to Love Comedy Horror

Boo! Madea Gives Fans Another Reason to Love Comedy Horror

Many were surprised to find that Boo! A Madea Halloween beat out some of the biggest star-studded titles released in October. Starring the no-nonsense Madea, a former stripper and jailbird….

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Don’t Let Them Watch: ‘Channel Zero’

Don’t Let Them Watch: ‘Channel Zero’

The discussion on how much the media impacts, influences, and alternates our way of life is not a new one. Since the beginning of television, scientists from various fields of study….

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10 of the Creepiest Folklores from Around the World

10 of the Creepiest Folklores from Around the World

  We all love folklore, especially the type that makes us tremble simply by recalling a line. I remember listening to my mother tell my siblings and I stories which had….

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Exploring Non-Fiction for “The Exorcist”

Exploring Non-Fiction for “The Exorcist”

  When The Exorcist was released in 1973, it changed the face of the horror genre forever. Hordes of fans from around the world watched in terror – a new kind….

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TV’s 10 Best Halloween Episodes

TV’s 10 Best Halloween Episodes

  It’s finally October, and the season of falling leaves, carved pumpkins and ghoulish decor is upon us. While we plan the big night by buying candy and making important….

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The Art of Giving Kids ‘Goosebumps’

The Art of Giving Kids ‘Goosebumps’

  Ever since I was a kid, I would stalk the library shelves, my eyes scanning for a book in the Goosebumps series I hadn’t yet read. When I found….

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Shadows in The White House: The Ghost of Abe Lincoln

Shadows in The White House: The Ghost of Abe Lincoln

So far, The White House has housed 43 presidents beginning with John Adams in 1801. Along with dignitaries from around the world, the House has hosted its share of notable….

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What’s the Story with American Horror Story?

What’s the Story with American Horror Story?

An anthological horror series and breakthrough in its own right, FX’s American Horror Story (AHS) has carried fans grimly through haunted edifices, serial killers, voodoo and witchcraft, monsters, and too many forms of torture to count…..

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Poetry in Film: A Closer Look at The Changeling’s Camerawork

Poetry in Film: A Closer Look at The Changeling’s Camerawork

“A film is never really good unless the camera is an eye in the head of a poet.” — Orson Welles   In 1980, a Canadian film titled The Changeling was….

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Stephen King’s 3 Categories of TERROR

Stephen King’s 3 Categories of TERROR

As horror fans and creators, there is no doubt that we rely heavily on certain emotional reactions from ourselves and our intended audiences. We either want to be scared, or to….

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Winchester: “The House Built by Spirits”

Winchester: “The House Built by Spirits”

To understand the Winchester Mystery House (located in San Jose, California) is to understand its owner, protector and overseer – Sarah Winchester. The house was more than a home or the tourist….

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The Witch and The Folktale

The Witch and The Folktale

(Spoiler alert.) Prior to watching The Witch (2015), the word “folktale” in its subtitle made me skeptical. I was afraid that the director, Robert Eggers, had snuck the word in as a marketing gimmick or….

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Life Expectancy of the ‘Zombie’

Life Expectancy of the ‘Zombie’

  Zombies. They’ve been likened to dinosaurs in that they seem to have been around forever yet no one’s ever really seen one. The strange notion that a dead man can come back….

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The Side-Effect of Special Effects in Horror

The Side-Effect of Special Effects in Horror

  If you haven’t seen the 1993 Docudrama Fire in the Sky, arguably a true story, I suggest you put aside your plans for tonight, turn off the lights, and watch this with your….

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The Horror in “It Can Happen to You”

The Horror in “It Can Happen to You”

(Spoiler Alert) When Netflix’s crime documentary ‘Making a Murderer’ hit our devices and television screens in 2015, we were glued. We watched, genuinely interested and nosy like neighbors catching a glimpse into….

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Audience Appeal: A Case Study of The Babadook

Audience Appeal: A Case Study of The Babadook

  (Spoiler alert) A.O. Scott of the New York Times wrote, “You will be scared. And also, perhaps even more scarily, moved,” when critiquing the 2014 film, The Babadook. The film….

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It’s Always Sunny “Pays Tribute” to The Shining

It’s Always Sunny “Pays Tribute” to The Shining

  When someone mentions It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and The Shining in the same sentence, something immediately seems off. One is a raunchy, comedy series on FXX and the other….

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