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Why are rollercoasters fun? It’s the thrill, of course. Adrenaline, dopamine, endorphins. They allow one to experience danger in a safe environment. Fiction can serve a similar pur...
There’s something comforting about diving into a book that really doubles down on a trope, providing something so familiar that even if it’s frightening, there’s a sense that you g...
For decades, horror films relied on familiar threats. Audiences expected haunted houses, serial killers, supernatural entities, or creatures lurking in The post Obsession/Backrooms...
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...
While many of the 21 stories in this work feature ghastly sights, they’re grounded in a strong sense of family. In “Inheritance,” a father with stage 4 cancer suddenly shows up at...
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...
HORROR movie The Backrooms is being praised by critics for its clever liminal concept, but will audiences agree? Here are more terrifying ideas that don’t stand up to much scrutiny...
Fear is rarely about what we can see. In horror, the most effective moments are built on what remains hidden, something implied but not fully revealed. A shadow that lingers too lo...
This past weekend saw the release of A24’s Backrooms, a movie born of a viral creepypasta. Initially, Kane Parsons’ feature adaption was projected to open to a modest $20 million d...
Marcus Kliewer, author of We Used to Live Here and The Caretaker, discusses how writing horror led to his OCD diagnosis.
Asian American horror reads deliver far more nuance and innovation than mainstream horror films tend to allow for Asian American characters.
Internet-born horror has officially become one of Hollywood’s most bankable trends, and the latest proof is impossible to ignore. Studios have been scrambling to replicate the succ...
These horror retellings take another look Lovecraft and Poe stories, the Little Mermaid, Peter Pan, and more.
Congratulations. You’ve just remembered that hallways exist. That’s liminal horror in a nutshell. It doesn’t need a monster. It doesn’t need a jump scare. It doesn’t need a single...
Editor’s Note Dear Brittle Paperians, The unknown is scary, but the terrifying is found in the shadows we have named. These names are either from our day-to-day encounters, or...
Summer has only begun, but it’s already a great time to be a horror fan, especially when it comes to original horror. Two low-budget horror films have been making huge waves at the...
The cultural moment that ‘Backrooms’ created has made one thing unmistakably clear: audiences are hungry for horror with atmosphere, mythology, and the kind of slow dread that ling...
I’ve been a fan of Gothic literature since before I even knew what the word meant. When I was eight or nine our family listened to Dracula (an abridged version) on a road trip; I w...
South Jersey holds an overlooked but foundational place in horror movie history, serving as the global birthplace of outdoor cinema, the inspiration for iconic slashers, and the hu...
In this nail-biting thriller, a horror-themed birthday party turns deadly when guests start disappearing—and the birthday girl realizes that she must face a long-buried secret to m...
Horror has always had a complicated relationship with the mainstream box office. The genre tends to spike on opening weekends driven by curiosity and then drop off sharply as the j...
The new indie horror film is captivating audiences with its combination of smart humour and full-on gore. But beneath the laughs and jumpscares is an exploration of how the male ‘f...
I honestly believe there are two types of people in this world: The people who think haunted attractions stop being scary once the customers leave and the people who have actually...
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