Editorials
Get Out Is Nominated For Four Oscars (And Horror Is Finally Getting Its Due)
The 2018 Oscar nominations are here and, with the usual contenders (The Shape Of Water, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri) came some delightful surprises (Willem Dafoe is up for The Florida Pr...
Repulsive Beauty: The Attraction to Monsters in the Films of Clive Barker
When Clive Barker first burst onto the scene with The Books of Blood, he changed the landscape of horror. The industry had never seen a style or, more importantly, an imagination quite like his. Consi...
The Killing Of A Sacred Deer Is One Of The Best Horror Movies Of The Year
Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Killing Of A Sacred Deer opens with gory, unflinching, seemingly live surgery footage. It’s easily the most graphic moment in his movie, but how stomach-churning virt...
Why I Spit On Your Grave is a Feminist Horror Film
Horror fans are a talkative group. Everyone has their opinions and everyone comes together to discuss film and draw attention to titles that may have otherwise been overlooked. Many mai...
Todd Kohlhepp: A Chilling Profile of one of America’s Newest Serial Killers
Todd Kohlhepp is one of America’s newest serial killers. He was caught in November 2016 after being undiscovered for thirteen years in the American South. The following is an in-depth look of th...
Noteworthy Heroines of Horror: Jessie from Gerald’s Game
Noteworthy Heroines of Horror is a recurring segment on Wicked Horror where we shine the spotlight on a female character from the annals of horror history who has made a significant contribution ...
Why Netflix’s Death Note is Kind of Genius
People have been having some very strong reactions to Adam Wingard’s American adaptation of Death Note. Fans of the anime have been almost overwhelmingly negative, while people who aren’...
The Saw is Family: Remembering Tobe Hooper
John Carpenter, Wes Craven, George Romero, Tobe Hooper. These weren’t just the first horror directors I knew, they were—other than Steven Spielberg—the first directors I knew, per...
Remake Comparison: Apartment 1303
Note: This article contains SPOILERS for the films Apartment 1303 (2007) and Apartment 1303 3D (2012). America used to love remaking Japanese horror films. The Ring and The Grudge have become staples ...