The Love Witch uses sex magic and good old fashioned female wiles to tell the story of a woman so desperate for love that she’ll seemingly go to any lengths to get it.

With each role, Maika Monroe portrays a woman caught up in some creepy, often violent, goings-on, expertly portraying her characters with heart, empathy, a little sex appeal, and discernible terror.

I’ve been keeping a list of cool swimming pool scenes in horror movies for a while now (yes, I’m that nerd). So why are swimming pools so prominent in horror?

The female focus of the film makes this one of the most positive and potent representations of feminine power in horror cinema.

Stories that feature characters who are painfully horny for one another, and are also assailed by horror, can heighten both sides of the narrative.

Unlike some anthologies that have a feeling of inconsistency and ‘can we get to the next one already?’, Creepshow’s stories are all killer, no filler.

The first time I saw Frank Henenlotter’s low-budget exploitation body-horror revenge flick Basket Case was in 2019 at the Regent Street Cinema in London.

I’ve long been fascinated by the crossovers where we experience horror and horniness intersecting. These two intense sensations - feeling afraid and feeling aroused - are somehow such natural bedfellows.