Tag: psychology
Horror and the Heart: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (Review)
Christi Bandy reviews Jane Schoenbrun’s newest horror film, Sex and Death at Camp Miasma.
Why Pet Sematary Is Stephen King’s Most Frightening Novel (And It Isn’t Even Close!)
Adam Page is settling the “What’s Stephen King’s Most Frightening Novel” debate once and for all! It’s Pet Sematary. And Adam has 5 reasons why.
In My Skin and the Beauty of Body Horror
Jessica Baker-Moore revisits Marina de Van’s body horror feature film debut In My Skin (2002) and shares why it’s THE Modern French Extremity film. SPOILERS AHEAD!!
Inbox Roundup: July 2026 Indie Horror Projects
Here are the new & upcoming July 2026 indie horror projects from creators who landed in my HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in August…?
The J-Horror Invasion: How Asian Cinema Saved American Horror in the 2000s
Mike Meyerson covers the “J-Horror Invasion” of the 2000s, the American remakes, and the lasting influences of the era on horror films to this day!
Inbox Roundup: June 2026 Indie Horror Projects
Here are the new & upcoming June 2026 indie horror projects from creators who landed in my HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in July…?