Brooklyn Horror Film Festival: 10 Years of Genre, Community, and GrowthBrooklyn Horror Film Festival celebrates a decade of films, community, and diverse voices, uniting fans and creators year-round. Dec 12 25December 12, 2025Article at HorrorPress
We Love a Baddie: A Celebration of Sapphic VillainsDespite the rigid guidelines of the Hays Code, which was active from 1934 to 1968, the horror genre has hosted a bevy of intriguing queer characters. While some of these characters were obviously (although not outright stated) part of the LGBTQ Jun 12 24June 12, 2024Article at HorrorPress
[REVIEW] ‘Frogman’ (2023) From Now On Every Cryptid Needs AccessoriesAs a film, Frogman is enjoyable. It’s hard to do found footage horror well, and harder still to bring something new to the table, but the cast nailed it. The protagonist Dallas is undeniably hubristic, but Tymoshuk plays the role with such Mar 26 24March 26, 2024Article at HorrorPress