Modern true crime media troubles our understanding of the serial killer question by asking: Where did American serial killers come from—and where did they go?
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Arguably, the 1980s was perhaps the strongest decade for television horror series, at least in...
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Comedy is often viewed as entertainment. The suspension of disbelief from an audience allows us to...
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Call your series a ‘History of Horror’ and there’s always going to be some arsehole telling you...
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One of my happiest memories was the day I finished fashioning my own home-made Superman costume....
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I’m not sure I planned on being weird, but growing up in the seventies and eighties meant I was groomed by lax parenting, barely existent health and safety, and televisual content, which was either spewed through the psychedelic filter of ex-hippies or curiously wizened old men.
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Strange times call for strange entertainment, and genre film fanatics looking for something...
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The early-seventies were an interesting and pivotal time for gender identity and reinforcement....
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While practicing her eulogy for her mother’s funeral, Priscilla (Sophie Lowe, Once Upon A Time in...
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There are certain actors that are the entertainment industry’s utility players. These are the...
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Fifty years ago last month, the pilot episode of Rod Serling’s new venture into the weird and...
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For many viewers of my generation, no other club on the face of the Earth boasted the kind of...
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