I grew up in Adelaide, South Australia in the 1990s. Known as the “City of Churches,” Adelaide, with a population of over a million and situated between glorious hills and a magnificent shoreline, was one of the safest places to grow up in Australia. Yet, between 1992 and 1999, John

80’s Horror Week: Blood, Guts, Boobs, and High Weirdness This past week was the annual “80’s Horror Week” (January 13th-19th) amongst the Instagram community and together, me and my horror friends celebrated films exclusively from the 1980’s. This year I decided to go with films that I loved but haven’t

This documentary I Think I’m an Animal (Species Dysphoria Documentary) is special on so many levels. What I like about it is how therians open up about who they are. No judgement here – check out this very intriguing film. Species dysphoria is the experience of dysphoria associated with the feeling that one’s

I’ve always been into horror from an early age. When I was a kid, I used to love watching any kids program that included vampires, werewolves, Witches and Halloween, and I always used to set the video when documentaries on horror were on TV late at night — my mum

5 Horror Gems From 2018 You Might Have Missed 2018 offered a lot of great Horror for the world. There was the much-loved and praised Hereditary (overrated, in my eyes, but still good) and A Quiet Place, as well as the return of a couple of franchises that needed rebooting

Forty years ago, John Carpenter delivered upon us a horror masterpiece with the perfect blend of suspense and terror juxtaposed against the creepiest night of the year. The franchise was almost finished after Rob Zombie got ahold of it, but somehow it was able to be resurrected once again…and I