Stephen King’s Danse Macabre (1981) argues that horror serves a cathartic function, allowing creators and audiences to confront fears safely, providing an emotional “workout” that helps individuals ...

or how an object can become gothic. You can think of a chair you own and how it’s not just a chair. So many people have sat in that chair and you’re personifying it and building this dark story around ...

When "The Phantom of the Opera" premiered, 100 years ago, the term "horror film" didn't exist. "Spook melodrama," it was ...

Coming soon from Titan Books is Andrea Morstabilini‘s queer gothic horror novel ... rattling the old house? Fused with the shadows of the trees whispering outside, my own shadow would slink ...

We examine one of the most erratic, yet singular, directing careers in modern Hollywood. Let us return to the world of Tim ...

This month, Lincoln has been treated to Scarborough Macabre, an off-season sojourn to the seaside in which artist Melody ...

Jojo Orme gives Elise Soutar a guided tour of the world in which her Heartworms project lives, and the dark drama that lies within.

Now that Blumhouse's Wolf Man is out, it's time to see which seven werewolf films, such as The Howling and Werewolf by Night, are the best of the pack.

Grab a flashlight, sharpen your instincts and get ready to lose yourself in a world where danger lurks behind every turn.

Magdalena Wywrot’s moody series “Pestka” captures eleven years in the life that she made with her only child, Barbara.

The year is 1987, with Reagan in the White House and Madonna in the charts ... an advert for a new computer game catches his ...