Great interview with Aislinn Clarke on #horror, religion, Ireland, and her new film hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n…

The film that will never be released online variety.com/2025/film/news…

(1/6) Welcome to the Horror Lex Year in Review! We have stats about what everyone was writing about in 2024, based on data from 750+ works of nonfiction about horror & horror-adjacent films. #HorrorLex2024 First, what were the hottest topics? This year, it was femme gender:

(6/6) The Horror Lex Year in Review concludes! #HorrorLex2024 Over 800 people contributed to at least one work in the Horror Lex index in 2024 as author or editor. We ❤️ you all! But let us thank those prolific few who contributed the most works this year. Do y'all ever sleep?

Data Note 6A: These honorees on Twitter are: Doctor. Fernando Pagnoni Simon Bacon @dawnkeetley Johanna Isaacson Roger Luckhurst @annodracula Kevin Wetmore

No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen CBS 58 News Elon Musk absolutely made a Nazi salute. It's identical to the salute being made by Blood Tribe Nazis at this rally in 2024. I hope this reporter, Sam Kuffel, sues the station and wins.

Horror Studies Special Issue CFP 'Women & Horror' This special issue of Horror Studies aims to address female empowerment in literary and cinematic horror from 2010 to the present. Deadline: 1 August 2025 For more information click here 👉intellectbooks.com/horror-studies…

Horror Studies 16.1 is out now! Including ‘Folk Horror: Revival or survival? A Genealogy of a subgenre’ by Roger Luckhurst. #horrorstudies @horrorstudies PCA/ACA Access the issue via Discover 👉 intellectdiscover.com/content/journa…

We're waiting in high anticipation for the release of Aislinn Clarke's new film, Fréwaka, on Friday 25th on Shudder Till then, though check out her brilliant THE DEVIL'S DOORWAY, also on #Shudder; our review here #Frewaka #TheDevilsDoorway #FolkHorror horrorhomeroom.com/the-devils-doo…

What a delight to interview the brilliant Aislinn Clarke about her atmospheric folk horror film, Fréwaka, out on Shudder today!

Loved J Clo's Roadrunner book and clung to it as an inimitable model for the kind of cultural writing I like to do. My heart goes out to his intimate friends. For 20 years he was kind to me in our many encounters, and so supportive of my work. I feel lucky to have known him.

This note to the Marxist Literary Group made me cry at the time, and a lot more so now. Looking forward to gathering this summer to honor our comrade.

Registration is now open for our next event on TUESDAY 27th May - FRÉWAKA AND THE RISE OF IRISH HORROR. Join us for a conversation covering language, landscape and genre! forms.office.com/e/UThruQGuJD

Signed a contract with the Bloomsbury Time Codes series to write a book on Sisters! Inexpressibly deep nerd joy! youtube.com/watch?v=SDgLTd…

Who are the real cannibals? Spoiler: it’s western imperialists! This week on Tender Subject, Kayte, Jay and guest Mark Steven dissect the cult classic Cannibal Holocaust and discover layer upon gristly layer of meaning. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ten…

So much love for Kayte and Jay and Tender Subject. Was such a blast to stay up late ranting about one of my most formative films with these two.

My book has a cover! Out from Haymarket Books in November:

A memorial to Joshua, written by some MIR faculty versobooks.com/blogs/news/jos…

japanese poster just dropped

'I never thought leopards would eat MY face,' sobs woman who voted for the Leopards Eating People's Faces Party.