Author: Samm Deighan

The Forgotten Golem: Michael Mann’s The Keep (1983)

Posted by Samm Deighan | Jan 29, 2020 | Feature Articles, Slider

Based on a novel by F. Paul Wilson, this strange film seems like wildly unlikely subject matter...

Smooth Kriminal: The Dead Eyes of London (1961)

Posted by Samm Deighan | Mar 7, 2019 | Feature Articles, Slider

Have you ever settled in to watch a movie and couldn’t decide whether you want a horror film, a...

On Murder as Fine Art: Lars Von Trier’s The House That Jack Built

Posted by Samm Deighan | Feb 21, 2019 | Feature Articles, Slider

In 1827, the brilliant if underrated Thomas De Quincey—who inspired Argento’s Suspiria—penned a...

Smooth Kriminal: An Introduction to the German Krimi Film

Posted by Samm Deighan | Jan 31, 2019 | Columns, Feature Articles, Slider

While there are a few subgenres adjacent to the horror film that have become beloved over the...

In Fabric: A Conversation with Peter Strickland

Posted by Samm Deighan | Jan 19, 2019 | Interviews, Slider

From the release of Peter Strickland’s debut film, Katalin Varga, in 2009—a film I have been trying to get everyone to watch for years now with little avail—he has established himself as one of the forerunners of contemporary...

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Daughters of Darkness

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