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Nightmare Fuel by Nina Nesseth (Tor Nightfire, 2022) Review by Warner Holme: Nina Nesseth's Nightmare Fuel has the tagline "The Science of Horror Films" and it is a very appropriate title. It is a chapter-by-chapter look at the genre indicated from a sociological, psychological, psychiatric, and biological point of view. Structured very carefully, the book takes
Sarah Guinevere Smit examines the horror anime 'Wicked City' and how its blatant misogyny actually creates incredible female monsters.
Recently the Conference on Faith and History hosted a panel on witch hunts, both in history and in the contemporary world. We found ourselves
Sudbury author Nina Nesseth says she’s always been fascinated by fear.
Scary movies really get under our skin, but why is this the case and how do film-makers know what will scare us? A new book has some interesting answers