Tag Archives: Peter Strickland

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 genre filmmaking. ...

In some sense, director Peter Strickland has become regarded as a cult film director, thanks to films like Berberian Sound Studio (2012)—which follows a British sound engineer isolated in an Italian recording studio as he does sound effects for a ...

Within the past few years it has become undeniable that witches and witchcraft are in fashion, be it in film, television or culture at large (full disclosure: this author has even made a short that falls in the ‘witchsploitation’ sub-genre). ...

After his last film, Berberian Sound Studio, British director Peter Strickland became quite a name film circles. The artistic flare of his cinematography, matched with a sensible wit and familiarity with Italian exploitation tropes allowed the film to perform well for ...

Continuing with our end of the year wrap-up, here is the second half of all the individual Top 10 Horror Movie lists we received as part of our poll. These personal lists of 2013 favorites were submitted by critics, filmmakers, ...

Continuing with our end of the year wrap-up, here is the first half of all the individual Top 10 Horror Movie lists we received as part of our poll. These personal lists of 2013 favorites were submitted by critics, filmmakers, ...

DIABOLIQUE asked all of our contributors and friends of the magazine, from filmmakers to film critics, to send us a list of their favorite genre films from the year. The films were ranked according to the frequency with which they ...

[rating=5] Every now and then, a simultaneously fantastic and hilarious horror tribute comes along that grips its hands around a certain subgenre, yet the passion and talent behind the camera ends up gestating something that transgresses beyond that subgenre and ...