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When something sinister's lurking in every sunny backyard or seemingly innocent sub-basement... The post Seven Works of Suburban Folk Horror appeared first on Reactor.
As part of its 30th-anniversary lineup announcement, the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival revealed a first look at one of […]
There’s something inherently creepy about dusty VHS tapes, forgotten local legends, and the idea that maybe those ghost stories were […]
The Gods Laugh is a portal to the spirit world, and Alison Cotton’s best record yet. It feels as though the witching hour has finally struck. The post Folk horror in audio form: A...
Horror trained us to fear the wrong parts of the house. We learned to dread the basement, the attic, the hallway with one working bulb, the door at the end that stays shut for a re...
The real horror movie, writes Meg Elison, is the one you grew up in. Continue reading Review: Hokum at The Wild Hunt.
Beliath begins with the familiar rhythm of local television reporting before slowly turning the camera into something more dangerous. A small-town news crew investigates a brutal m...
Newport’s Valley is the kind of scenic little town where the hiking is gorgeous, the locals are friendly, and nobody mentions the tomb. Round the Decay, the folk horror creature fe...
David Lowery has spent his career chasing ghosts, quite literally. From the quiet haunting of ‘A Ghost Story’ to the melancholic dread of ‘Mother Mary,’ the filmmaker has built a r...
Some movies arrive sanded down and shrink wrapped, every corner rounded off by a studio so you never catch your hand on anything. The Forbidden Lands is not one of those movies. Ma...
A dreamlike folk tale with dark undertones from Uncut Films, directed by Tracy Harris, No Scrumping offers fresh talent a chance to shine. The post NO SCRUMPING: a short horror wit...
If you can't get enough of folk horror, don't miss these eight unputdownable queer folk horror books.
"If you heard of a mysterious village that nobody ever returns from, would you go looking for it?" Writer Jeremy Haun and artist Alex Lins team up to "take us deep into the Ozark M...
Somewhere in rural Ireland a few centuries back, a parent stood over their baby’s crib and thought, something is wrong. The kid who had been fine was not fine anymore. Maybe the ey...
The film is an adaptation of a popular internet horror concept and urban legend
This 2023 sequel to The Haunting of Hill House by Elizabeth Hand was authorised by Shirley Jackson’s estate as an official sequel to the seminal novel. The book obviously features...
Some families do hot cocoa and a Pixar movie on Christmas Day. Robert Eggers would like to offer you a cursed farmer foaming in the mud of 13th-century England instead. Focus Featu...
For decades, horror films relied on familiar threats. Audiences expected haunted houses, serial killers, supernatural entities, or creatures lurking in The post Obsession/Backrooms...
Try explaining Dracula to someone living in the Middle Ages. Not the film, not the fanfiction, not the coat. The concept. A foreign nobleman with supernatural powers who crosses th...
I can’t remember the first scary movie I saw but I read my first horror novels and ghost stories probably far too young: enjoying Stephen King, James Herbert, and M.R. James from t...
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I've not seen the movie Gravity Falls, but apparently it started a tradition called Summerween. In the film, the residents of a fictional American town love Halloween so much they...
Everybody loves a haunted house story: The Haunting of Hill House, The Turn of the Screw, House of Leaves. But the haunted house story is only one example of a much vaster, darker...
It’s the middle of the year, as I write, it’s the weekend of the solstice. A great time for a theme of Summerland and Wicker Man-inspired songs. Would we take a Blood On Satan’s Cl...
Every so often, a horror film arrives that reshapes expectations of the genre. Just as Scream revitalised slashers in the 1990s and Paranormal Activity breathed new life into found...
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