Glasshouse is a beautiful film, its “post-apocalypse meets Edwardian-era” aesthetic [...]
**CONTENT WARNING: This review deals with a film about sexual [...]
“Hell is empty,” cries the character Ferdinand in William Shakespeare’s [...]
I read once that the reason Jordan Peele is such [...]
Sometimes a ghost story is a love story more than [...]
I don’t have anything quirky to say about eating disorders. [...]
What if everything we thought about vampires was wrong? What [...]
The slasher genre has been around for a while. Long [...]
Elaine L. Davis
Historian, museum professional, and scream queen Elaine L. Davis (any pronouns) has been critiquing horror films since 2021. Their interests include all things Gothic horror, Goth music, and professional wrestling. When they're not writing, reading, watching, or listening to their latest spooky media interest, they can be found working as a museum educator or practicing their historical fencing skills.
