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‘Nosferatu’: A Haunting Tribute That Privileges Atmosphere Over Emotion
Robert Eggers’ ‘Nosferatu’ is a brooding, meticulously crafted homage that favors mood over momentum. While visually arresting and steeped in gothic tradition, its emotional detachment…
Behemoth Featured on the Cover of Extreme Metal Magazine, Zero Tolerance
Behemoth is a pioneering force in the blackened death metal scene, led by mastermind Nergal and comprised of Orion, Inferno, and Seth. For over twenty-five…
‘White Zombie’ Review
The fact that ‘White Zombie’ looks and sounds so good is all the more commendable since it was an independent movie, made for a fraction…
‘Vampyr, Der Traum des Allan Grey’ Review
Carl Theodor Dreyer’s ‘Vampyr’ could never beat ‘Dracula’ at the box office, but in point of fact, it gives us a much more fearful breed…
‘Witchcraft Through the Ages’ (‘Häxan’) Review
Benjamin Christensen’s ‘Witchcraft Through the Ages’ is perhaps the most striking example of a movie ahead of its time
‘Between Two Worlds’ (‘Der Müde Tod’) Review
After Victor Sjöström perfected the trick of double exposure in ‘The Phantom Carriage’, it continued to be used by other directors who wanted to conjure…
‘The Phantom Chariot; The Stroke of Midnight’ Review
The question of when and where the horror genre was brought to life has been, and will perhaps always be, a subject of many heated…
‘Horror Film: A Critical Introduction’ by Murray Leeder
This is a book review of ‘Horror Film: A Critical Introduction’ by Murray Leeder, a comprehensive yet concise introductory guide to horror cinema