slasher
Don't open that door! Psycho made slasher films a hallmark of the horror genre; explore iconic hackers, slashers, and chainsaw-wielding psychopaths, from the safety of your living room.
Reel Wild Cinema (1995-97)
The Mid-Nineties were a time of relative ease, strangely, on the American landscape. Despite race riots, political scandals, the uprooting of cultural mores, and the gradual emergence of mass casualty violence in the form of domestic terror and school shootings, it was, by and large, still a period where American preeminence was unchallenged, a fixity on the world stage, one that could be relied upon. I lived in a little blue house, under a vast, sprawling Midwestern blue sky, at the edge of farm fields and on a street with well-clipped lawns. And I thought I was PUNK.
Whispering Pines Memorial Forest
“It is my pleasure to unveil an innovation in burial services.” The investors looked uncomfortable as they sat in the hot sun on the edge of John’s latest investment. When the tech mogul had bought five hundred acres of swamp land, people had speculated that he meant to build another factory for his microchips. Tech magazines had floated the idea of everything from warehouses to a new robotics division and everything in between, but none of them could have guessed his intentions. His stock price had doubled since the announcement, and investors seemed to be holding their breath to see what would come out of Yomite Solutions this season.
Joshua CampbellPublished 3 months ago in Horror- Top Story - January 2024
5 Cerebral Gore Films Featuring Women: When Slasher Meets Women's Horror
Horror has a long history of murdering its woman characters. This happens because horror films uphold the gender ideology that women are far less superior to men. One might argue that the lack of a woman’s gaze or relatable women characters leads many women spectators to not fall in love with the slasher genre. While Carol Clover’s coined Final Girl trope might make women pumped up about seeing a woman survive a horror film, that doesn’t mean all women would identify with the Final Girl (especially if she’s written stereotypically). I’ve discovered that there’s a new horror genre: a genre that combines slasher, cerebral (psychological horror), or women’s horror that is often directed, written, produced, and/or starring women. Coined by Amy Jane Vosper comes a new hybrid horror genre: cerebral gore.
Semoy BookerPublished 3 months ago in Horror The Soliloquy
Author's Notes: This is part five of my serial thing that started with Intrusive Thoughts of a Psychopath?. You can find the links to Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4 below. I recommend reading those first.
Paul StewartPublished 3 months ago in HorrorTotal Slaughter Island Horror AU (Scream)
Beginning: It’s finally summer break and the group of friends are excited on all the events they will be planning. They go to the movies, have sleepovers, stay up late. And the best one of the all there’s a new season of Total Drama Island. And the host, Chris McLean is sending letters home for a new group of kids to premiere for Season 2. The group of friends was anticipated with excitement when they all got a letter which read as follows “Dear Contestant, you and 21 other contestants have been chosen to be on the live show Total Drama Island Season 2. You have showed outstanding talents which wasn’t unnoticed by the crew. We will begin the show Saturday at 10am. Don’t worry about transportation I already have drivers distributed to your locations. So, get a good nights rest and be prepared for all the adventures you will be doing.”
FunnyCerealPublished 3 months ago in HorrorREVENANTS
Thomas Munro journeyed deeper into the forest and the everlasting night. The village of his beloved Catherine couldn’t be much farther now. But he had been foolish. Rather than stop at the inn a few miles back, he’d chosen, instead, to continue his journey, arrogantly believing he could arrive just before nightfall. Catherine, his sweet and fair fiancee, had been right about him: he was indeed a very daft man.
Taylor RigsbyPublished 3 months ago in HorrorWhere is the missing child?
Part 1: The Vanishing Act The quaint town of Ravenswood, bathed in the silvery glow of the harvest moon, held its collective breath on that fateful autumn night. The wind, a spectral messenger, whispered ancient secrets through the rustling leaves, casting long shadows that danced upon cobblestone streets. Unbeknownst to its unsuspecting residents, a chilling mystery loomed within the heart of their seemingly tranquil enclave—a mystery destined to unfold in a series of events that would send shockwaves through the very soul of Ravenswood.
In That Sleep of Death, What Dreams May Come
Author's Notes: This is the fourth part in my ongoing series, that started with Intrusive Thoughts of a Psychopath? - you can find all the other parts below:
Paul StewartPublished 3 months ago in Horror𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕸𝖎𝖘𝖈𝖍𝖎𝖊𝖛𝖔𝖚𝖘 𝕾𝖕𝖗𝖎𝖙𝖊
Nestled along New England’s shores, in a quiet little town Where the rural pace of life transforms and coziness abounds Lived a young, budding family, with three frolicking young kids,
𝐑𝐌 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐭𝐨𝐧Published 3 months ago in HorrorThe Unseen Santa
'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there. Little did the Thompson family know that this Christmas Eve would be unlike any other.
Mohamed HusseinPublished 3 months ago in HorrorShadows of the Forgotten Tomb
Amelia's heart raced as she approached the desolate graveyard, a place long forgotten by the living. The moon cast an eerie glow, revealing weathered tombstones that seemed to whisper secrets of the past. The air hung heavy with an otherworldly chill, and an unsettling stillness enveloped the cemetery.
Mohamed HusseinPublished 3 months ago in HorrorAre Ghosts are real??
Are Ghosts are real?? The authenticity of spectral entities remains an enigma, entangled in the intricate assessment of "perplexity" and the scrutinizing lens of "burstiness." The former delves into the intricacies of textual complexity, while the latter examines the diversity of sentence structures. Human authors often amplify burstiness, seamlessly interspersing sentences of varying lengths, unlike AI-generated content, which tends towards uniformity. To ensure the content's optimal perplexity and burstiness, these considerations become paramount.