Author: Alex de Borba
Alex de Borba
Bogotá, Colombia
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Image Comics’ ‘Odin’ #1 Plunges Into Norse Folk Horror
With all nine scripts complete before publication, ‘Odin’ #1 opens a nine-issue folk horror series that treats Norse mythology as…
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Hellebore #15 Gives the Green Man Back His History
Issue 15 of Maria J. Pérez Cuervo’s folk horror magazine assembles scholars and novelists to examine Britain’s contested green mythology…
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‘Passenger’ Puts Øvredal’s Road Demon Into Theaters
The road that refuses to let you leave is one of horror cinema’s most durable premises. From Steven Spielberg’s ‘Duel’…
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Hilde Nymoen’s ‘Syner’ Documents Khold’s Norwegian Verse
Harg Forlag Publishing releases ‘Syner,’ collecting all of Khold’s lyric poetry from Hildr Nymoen, with English translations and Norse folklore…
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Boloria Is the First Gothic House Theyskens Did Not Inherit
Twenty years after Rochas, Theyskens debuts Boloria — a house built for his vocabulary, not borrowed from it. Willy Vanderperre…
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Bogotá Horror Film Festival at Eight Holds the Cinemateca
Founded in 2018, Bogotá Horror Film Festival opens international submissions for its eighth edition, October 21st–31st, at the Cinemateca de…
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Draconian Deny the Soul Its Peace on ‘In Somnolent Ruin’
Lisa Johansson’s return to Draconian creates more than a reunion — on ‘In Somnolent Ruin,’ two voices enact a Platonic…
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Stars Lead the Dead to ‘Vyraj’ in Dymna Lotva’s ‘Zory’
Belarusian post-black metal act Dymna Lotva opens ‘Vyraj’ with a song written for souls in exile — and those who…
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Heike Langhans Turns Inward on LOR3L3I’s ‘Peace by Proxy’
Heike Langhans’s debut album as LOR3L3I arrives as a dark electronic solo statement from Dunedin that carries her Draconian years…
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Mortiis Goes Where No Era Has Gone on ‘Ghosts of Europa’
Mortiis’s ‘Ghosts of Europa’ arrives June 26th on Prophecy Productions: an electronic rock record from Norway that refuses to repeat…
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‘Heresy’ Places Pre-Christian Dutch Myth on Shudder
Didier Konings’s debut draws a medieval Dutch village toward the pre-Christian feminine mythology of the Witte Wieven, now streaming exclusively…
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Angellore Pour Nine Years Into Five Songs on ‘Nocturnes’
‘Nocturnes’ arrives six years after ‘Rien Ne Devait Mourir,’ announced by two singles that place duration and grief at the…
