Mad Women is among the best subgenres of horror. Who doesn’t love a bit of feminine rage cut through the lens of the anti-hero or the straight-up villain? Cinema is
Month: May 2026
Review: ‘Victorian Psycho’ shows Maika Monroe at her bestReview: ‘Victorian Psycho’ shows Maika Monroe at her best
Maika Monroe reaches a creative pinnacle in Zachary Wigon’s Victorian Psycho. The film, based on the novel of the same name by Virginia Feito, is an exquisite portrait of a
The Singles Bar: Isabelle Skye – SubaruThe Singles Bar: Isabelle Skye – Subaru
Lana Del Rey casts a very long shadow. With her new song “Subaru,” Australian upstart Isabelle Skye cuts a swatch from Del Rey’s gorgeous, languid gown. A sweeping, orchestral quality
The Singles Bar: Corinthian Hall – Little WonderThe Singles Bar: Corinthian Hall – Little Wonder
Corinthian Hall muses on parenthood with his new song “Little Wonder.” Written in a NYC playground, the tender ditty casts a blindingly shimmering reflection. “You won’t remember this like me,”
Review: ‘New Fears Eve’ stabs slashers through the heartReview: ‘New Fears Eve’ stabs slashers through the heart
Slashers are all the rage these days. Terrifier, Totally Killer, Sick, Heart Eyes, and X are just a few of the slashers that have made waves in the genre in
Beyond the Music: Lauren Gottshall on CamouflageBeyond the Music: Lauren Gottshall on Camouflage
Lauren Gottshall‘s new song “Camouflage” comes on the heels of a blockbuster year. She not only performed her first-ever stadium show (opening for Jason Aldean), but also took the stage
The Singles Bar: freetime – wide awakeThe Singles Bar: freetime – wide awake
Sometimes you need to run right into a brick wall to realize you’re in dire need of a change. That’s essentially the vibe of freetime‘s new song, “wide awake.” Groovy
Stream & Scream: Shudder (June 2026)Stream & Scream: Shudder (June 2026)
The summer kicks off with Shudder’s sweltering June lineup. With the release of their originals, exclusive films, and new-to-Shudder titles, it’s guaranteed to help you beat the heat. You’ll find
Thrill Me: ObsessionThrill Me: Obsession
Did Curry Barker’s Obsession make you rage? Did you want to set houses on fire? Or smash your head against a brick wall? Well, I’ve got the playlist for you.
Review: ‘The Currents’ captures the tumultuous waters of depressionReview: ‘The Currents’ captures the tumultuous waters of depression
Milagros Mumethaler read Siri Hustvedt’s The Shaking Woman, in which Hustvedt describes an experience of her body and mind enduring very different circumstances, and the story became the impetus for
The Singles Bar: Leah Jane – Girl, You’re FineThe Singles Bar: Leah Jane – Girl, You’re Fine
Leah Jane scrawls a much-needed pep talk with her new song, “Girl, You’re Fine.” Twinkling piano and jangly other instruments give the track a fluttering quality, as though she’s puffing
Beyond the Music: Leah Jane on Girl, You’re FineBeyond the Music: Leah Jane on Girl, You’re Fine
In 2026, I think we all need a little pep talk to get through the day. Leah Jane offers her new song, “Girl You’re Fine,” as a much-needed injection of
The Singles Bar: Emily Hackett – Crowded RoomThe Singles Bar: Emily Hackett – Crowded Room
Making room for every part of yourself, particularly as you grow older, is an essential part of the human experience. Sometimes, it can be difficult to accept certain things, but
Review: ‘sMOTHERed’ makes you second-guess everythingReview: ‘sMOTHERed’ makes you second-guess everything
Co-directors Rafki Hidayat and Kevin Rahardjo’s latest joins the ranks of the best expertly crafted Indonesian horror films ever—Impetigore, May the Devil Take You, and Grave Torture among modern horror’s
The Picture Show: ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ (2003) & ‘The Bride!’ (2026)The Picture Show: ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ (2003) & ‘The Bride!’ (2026)
Remakes are complicated creatures. It takes vision, craft, and understanding of the original film to get it right. Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. From my Best Horror
