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Horror fiction and media evoke fear, dread and unease through supernatural threats, human danger or other disturbing possibilities. Browse SFcrowsnest’s reviews, news and features across the genre.
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Our man-of-many-horror-movies is back with a review of Frankenstein, as Guillermo del Toro has done it. After nearly two decades of sketching, brooding,…
If you’ve ever watched a K-pop music video and thought, “This is great, but it could really use more demon-slaying, magical swords, and…
So, then, Weapons. Mark Kermode is here to discover what a lovely, twisted, unhinged little thing you are. Zach Cregger, last seen tormenting…
Well, well. Just when you’d finally stopped having cold-sweat dreams about homicidal animatronics and that infernal chuckle in the dark, Freddy Fazbear has…
Mark Kermode is back to review this horror scifi hybrid. You have to admire the sheer audacity of a franchise that looks at…
The Rage Virus is back, muses our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode. Not a gentle comeback, mind you—not like an old ex suddenly texting you…
Mark Kermode drops by to review horror film Sinners. Just when you thought you’d seen every kind of vampire on film—sparkly, sexy, Scandinavian—along…
At long last, someone looked at Stephen King’s short story The Monkey and thought, You know what this needs? More comedy and a…
Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu is here, finally materialising after nearly a decade of gestation. Like the Count himself, it’s risen from development hell to…
