Reviews
-
Film Review: The Exorcism of Emily Rose
The Exorcism of Emily Rose intertwines disability, mental health, and spirituality, challenging perceptions of struggles as…
-
Onscure Horror: Exploring Bodily Difference and Trauma in “Deadgirl”
Deadgirl doesn’t just scare, it unsettles by turning the undead female body into a symbol of…
-
Stephen King: Annie Wilkes Power, Obsession, and Control
Caregiving doesn’t always mean kindness; sometimes it hides control and fear. In this blog, I will…
-
Book Review: Analysing Posthuman Identity and Emotional Journeys in The Devourers
The Devourers by Indra Das challenges traditional notions of identity through shapeshifting, illustrating fluidity in gender…
-
Book Review: Analyzing the Unique Horror Narrative of The Hollow Places
T Kingfisher’s The Hollow Places uniquely blends humor and horror, creating relatable characters who bravely confront…
-
Katie Recommends: The Unique Appeal of ‘The Haunted Hotel’
The Haunted Hotel on Netflix offers a fresh take on ghost stories, blending horror and humor…
-
Stephen King: How King Addresses Ableism in Literature via IT
Stephen King’s IT redefines perceptions of disability through Bill Denbrough’s stutter, framing it as both a…
-
Videogame Review: Alan Wake and Access in Horror Games and the Future of Inclusivity
Accessibility in the gaming industry, especially in horror games, is still lacking, particularly for visually impaired…
-
Film Review: Unpacking Psychological Trauma in ‘Session 9’ and the Legacy of Psychiatric Practices
“Session 9” utilizes a decaying asylum to explore deep-seated fears surrounding mental illness, stigma, and institutional…
-
Obscure Horror: The Intersection of Horror and Cognitive Disability in “The Taking of Deborah Logan
“The Taking of Deborah Logan” redefines found footage horror by using memory loss as a central…
Katie Marie Robinson-Sherlock 