Reclaiming Horror: Indigenous Voices Transform the Genre
Indigenous horror is a growing genre. “It stems from a few things,” says Judith Leggat, highlighting a significant rise in Indigenous writers engaging with popular…
Indigenous horror is a growing genre. “It stems from a few things,” says Judith Leggat, highlighting a significant rise in Indigenous writers engaging with popular…
For some, queer horror is a source of comfort. After all, queerness has been relegated to the periphery of society, similar to the monsters you…
On the morning of July 9, 1999, Faisal Razzaq left his home in Lahore, Pakistan, for his factory job. Razzaq was among millions of children…
Bukwas, or Wild Man of the Woods, is not someone you want to meet while in the forest.
Brampton, a city in the Greater Toronto Area, has a rich history dating back to the early 19th century, and with that comes a fair…
I first learned about Ed and Lorraine Warren while watching The Conjuring several years ago. The Warrens were renowned paranormal investigators whose work inspired numerous…
Some of Fernando Martino’s earliest memories involve helping his father set up Halloween displays at the family’s Italian restaurant, Mamma Martino’s, located in Etobicoke. “My…
Toronto is a bustling city of nearly 3 million people—more than 6.7 million if you consider the Greater Toronto Area—but lurking beneath the surface are…
Horror has long relegated queer characters to two roles: the villainous psychopath or the doomed victim. Heteronormative storytelling built both tropes over decades of slashers,…
French horror director Talal Selhami needed an escape growing up in suburban Paris as an only child. He fended off the banality of everyday life…
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