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,”[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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.[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
You probably picked up on the use of fat suits and prosthetics in the trailer. Writer/director Natalie Erika James’ Saccharine plays on society’s disgust of fat bodies and its obsession[...]
The Evil in the White House should be used to being skewered in art. From film to TV and music, creatives have and (hopefully) will continue letting the poisonous vipers[...]
If you spend any amount of time on TikTok, specifically, you’ll likely stumble across Tradwife-Tok. It’s a very real thing—women teaching their viewers how to be a tradwife, or teaching[...]
