Reviews
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Creepypasta: How BEN Drowned Reflects Psychological Distress in Gaming
BEN Drowned transcends typical horror with its exploration of psychological distress through digital glitches. The game…
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Book Review: The Troop and the Art of Fear
Craig Davidson’s The Troop redefines horror by centering infection and parasitism as the true antagonists. Set…
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Film Review: The Exorcism of Emily Rose
The Exorcism of Emily Rose intertwines disability, mental health, and spirituality, challenging perceptions of struggles as…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
Katie Marie Robinson-Sherlock 