Bee Delores

'Child's Play' (2019) is exactly how a remake should work. It takes the source material, gives it a facelift, and offers a fresh perspective.

Bee Delores shares why she thinks that 'Fear Street: Prom Queen' deserves a second chance. Read more on Dread Central.

‘demo_n’ is your classic screenlife film with plenty of heart-throbbing scares of its own. Read Bee Delores' review on Dread Central.

Bee Delores looks at the disturbing found footage film 'A Film for Friends' and examines its raw honesty about suicide.

Five years after its release, Bee Delores looks back at 'Black Christmas' (2019) and explains why it's a crucial piece of horror cinema.

Bee Delores looks back at found footage in 2024 and how they speak to the desperate need to be loved on social media.

Bee Delores looks back at this underrated found footage franchise and explains why it's perfect to watch this Halloween season.

Bee Delores looks at the queer slasher 'Departing Seniors' and the importance of its depiction of queer community.

Watch the teaser for Dima Barch's twisted new short 'The Power of the Strike' exclusively on Dread Central!

'The Resurrectionist' author Paul Scheuring dives into his research, grave robbing, and developing the story for a TV series.

Swallowed offers up a striking meditation on the homoerotic gaze, straddling the line between exploitation and vulnerability.

Bee Delores looks back on screen-life horror 'The Den' and how it depicts the havoc the internet can wreak on your life.

Bee Delores examination how Paul Owens' 'LandLocked' is a beautiful yet heartbreaking cautionary tale about being stuck in the past.

We Are Still Here is far more than a simple ghost story. It painfully displays the ravages of mental illness in deep winter.

Bee Scott reflects on how 'What Josiah Saw' relates to their own relationship with their sister. Read more now.

Jason Scott examines how there are few true non-binary demonstrations as powerful and remarkable as 'Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde'.

Jason Scott examines how Ti West's 'X' helped them better understand his parents after their deaths. Read now on Dread Central.

'Dolls' is a gory, creepy, and downright sad film from Stuart Gordon about the importance of clinging to parts of your childhood.