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Folk Horror Friday: Black Sunday (1960)
Welcome to Folk Horror Friday! Over the summer I’ll be reviewing Folk Horror cinema every Friday! I’ll investigate both canonical Folk Horror classics like the Unholy Trinity as well as obscure gems from the era of silent movies. As always, … Continue reading
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Tagged Folk Horror, Folk Horror Friday, Gothic, Italian Cinema, Mario Bava, Spooky
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Folk Horror vs. Folklore (September 2019 Academic Meeting)
Welcome to the September 2019 Academic Meeting! (This is the first meeting of the new format.) The most recent theme is Folk Horror and how it relates to Folklore. Aromatic Accompaniment: Midnight Forest by Yankee Candle. Wine: Baco Noir. Inniskillin Estate … Continue reading
Lovecraftian Short Films of 2018 (September 2019 Cinematic Meeting)
Welcome to the September 2019 Cinematic Meeting! This month we had a screening of the H. P. Lovecraft Film Festival Best of 2018 Collection. The 2018 festival had some outstanding films, and the 2018 Collection is excellent. … Continue reading
Folk Horror & Heredity (2018) (July 2019 Cinematic Meeting)
Welcome to the July 2019 Cinematic Meeting! The theme for this meeting was Folk Horror & Heredity. As always, I’ve made informal references in text, with full references listed at the end. Aromatic Accompaniment: Midnight Forest by Yankee Candle. Wine: … Continue reading
Late 20th-Century Small Press Horror (October 2018 Literary Meeting)
Welcome to the October 2018 Literary Meeting! The theme for this meeting was Late 20th-Century Small Press Horror Magazines. As always, I’ve made informal references in text, with full references listed at the end. Aromatic Accompaniment: Midsummer’s Night by Yankee … Continue reading