Tag: psychology

Robert Tharp shares his thoughts on ten films from his birth year. How do these significant 1955 horror movies hold up 70 years later…?

Media criticizing capitalism is nothing new — but horror can do it in a uniquely grotesque and disturbing way. Skyla Macy looks at six of the best capitalism horror movies and what they have to teach us.

Here are the new & upcoming indie horror creations for February – May 2025 from the HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in June…?

The EC horror comics of the 1950s are being reprinted yet again! Frank Spear reviews the 2020’s “EC Archives” collections and offers commentary on nine (out of 72!) of his favorite stories from the first three volumes. WARNING:75-year-old spoilers ahead!!

Christi Bandy weighs in on the best 2024 horror movies – from scary sequels to refreshing originals – that made this a frighteningly fantastic year at the theater!

Frank & Lauren Spear tackle the most significant horror movies of 2004: from films that started franchise to those that ended them, from novel adaptations to comics, and from zombies to dolls to giant worms and everything in-between!

Timi Brennan was a Beetlejuice fan who tried his hand at cosplaying and suddenly found himself with a side gig he’d never imagined! He’s also a YouTuber known as ALTERN84M – sharing his thoughts on horror films new & old!

Here are the new & upcoming indie horror creations for September-December 2024 from the HorrorFam.com inbox! Want YOUR horror project featured in 2025…?

Adam Page shares his thoughts on seven great horror novels every fan will love to read! (Not a reader? Six of these horror books have film adaptations!)

For Father’s Day weekend, we’re looking at over a dozen horror movie dads — including two on complete opposite ends of the spectrum, who we name the Worst and BEST dads in horror films!

This list is for viewers looking for something out of the ordinary. Uncanny, haunting, and just plain wrong — these surreal horror films will stick with you long after the nightmare is over.

For this month’s Izzy’s Eerie Indies, Isaiah Swanson spotlights Christopher Wesley Moore and his Southern-gothic-meets-giallo slasher When the Trash Man Knocks. It’s the deep south’s Deep Red!