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Race and Horror in Tananarive Due s The Reformatory

Ada Akalu digs into the larger context of Tananarive Due's novel 'The Reformatory' and why it's such a crucial piece of horror fiction.

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The Queer World of Hellbent

Almost two decades later, 'Hellbent' remains one of our most unapologetically queer horror films. Read more on Dread Central.

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The Painful Reality of Body Horror in Sharp Objects

Chad Collins revisits HBO's 'Sharp Objects' and its honest, curative depiction of body dysmorphic disorder.

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Octavia Butler s Sci-Fi Opens Up Whole New Worlds of Possibility

Jazzmin Crawley pens a personal essay about how sci-fi writer Octavia Butler introduced her to worlds where Black characters were heroes.

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