Spider One’s Big Baby makes a case for one of the year’s best slashers. For slasher fans of the classic ’80s style, the indie film perfectly captures the spirit and
Category: Horror in Frame
Pride 2026: A Conversation with Isaiah Rice (Axel’s Night)Pride 2026: A Conversation with Isaiah Rice (Axel’s Night)
For Pride Month 2026, B-Sides & Badlands isย raising money for The Trevor Project. Our celebration of queerness features interviews with filmmakers and artists, reviews of queer horror and albums, and
Horror in Frame: A Conversation with George Henry Horton (Strawstalker)Horror in Frame: A Conversation with George Henry Horton (Strawstalker)
Influencer Horror is all the rage these days. Especially on the indie circuit, the subgenre is easy to tap into and exploit for some good frights. And who doesn’t love
Pride 2026: A Conversation with Paul Etheredge (Hellbent)Pride 2026: A Conversation with Paul Etheredge (Hellbent)
Paul Etheredge changed the game with Hellbent, the first gay slasher. While it may have been overlooked or dismissed in the early 2000s, it has only grown in popularity over
Pride 2026: A Conversation with Christopher Wesley Moore (Children of Sin)Pride 2026: A Conversation with Christopher Wesley Moore (Children of Sin)
For Pride Month 2026, B-Sides & Badlands isย raising money for The Trevor Project. Our celebration of queerness features interviews with filmmakers and artists, reviews of queer horror and albums, and
Horror in Frame: A Conversation with Daniel J. Phillips (Diabolic)Horror in Frame: A Conversation with Daniel J. Phillips (Diabolic)
While everyone’s obsessed with Curry Barker’s Obsession and Kane Parsons’ Backrooms (for good reason!), folks are seriously sleeping on Daniel J. Phillips’ Diabolicโor at least severely underappreciating the work. In
Pride 2026: A Conversation with Parker Brennon (Hauntology)Pride 2026: A Conversation with Parker Brennon (Hauntology)
For Pride Month 2026, B-Sides & Badlands isย raising money for The Trevor Project. Our celebration of queerness features interviews with filmmakers and artists, reviews of queer horror and albums, and
Pride 2026: A Conversation with Alice Maio Mackay (The Serpent’s Skin)Pride 2026: A Conversation with Alice Maio Mackay (The Serpent’s Skin)
For Pride Month 2026, B-Sides & Badlands is raising money for The Trevor Project. Our celebration of queerness features interviews with filmmakers and artists, reviews of queer horror and albums,
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Dave Bekerman (TRAD)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Dave Bekerman (TRAD)
If you spend any amount of time on TikTok, specifically, you’ll likely stumble across Tradwife-Tok. It’s a very real thingโwomen teaching their viewers how to be a tradwife, or teaching
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Ronald Short (Tasty Bones)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Ronald Short (Tasty Bones)
Scary muppets wasn’t something I really needed until I saw The Fuzzies (review) earlier this year. With his new short film, Tasty Bones, writer/director Ronald Short keeps the frightening, fuzzy
Horror in Frame: A Conversation with Jake Jarvi (Haunt Season)Horror in Frame: A Conversation with Jake Jarvi (Haunt Season)
Three years ago, I wrote a piece for Flood detailing the Slasher Renaissance. I never expected how much the subgenre would balloon out since then. Today, slashers are all the
Horror in Frame: A Conversation with P.J. Starks (New Fears Eve)Horror in Frame: A Conversation with P.J. Starks (New Fears Eve)
During the ongoing Slasher Renaissance, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of knockoffs and retreads. Eric Huskisson and P.J. Starks’ New Fears Eve feels both fresh and familiar.
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Justin Streichman & Gustine Fรผdickar (Lady Puritan)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Justin Streichman & Gustine Fรผdickar (Lady Puritan)
Surrealist horror takes monstrous shape in Justin Streichman and Gustine Fรผdickar’s Lady Puritan. It’s a film that injects a David Lynch sensibility directly into the veins. And that’s no easy
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Steve Flavin (Wrathbone)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Steve Flavin (Wrathbone)
Horror has a serious horror/musical problem. Where are all the horror musicals?!? In a genre that has such foundational films as The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Little Shop of
Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Matt Webb (The Recluse)Panic Fest 2026: A Conversation with Matt Webb (The Recluse)
The great thing about horror is that it’s every genre fused into one. There’s horror/comedy, horror/action, horror/thriller, etc. As with Matt Webb’s The Recluse, it perfectly teeters around the edges
